Most Amazing Tree Houses Around The World

Wilkinson Residence, Naha Harbor Restaurant, Yellow Tree in Auckland, New Zealand are some of the most amazing tree houses in which visitors will have a chance to view the scene from above, enjoy and relax.

Wilkinson Residence - the amazing tree house in the forests of Portland, Oregon built by Robert Harvey Oshatz  in 1997 and completed in 2004. The design uses a natural wood ceiling that floats on curving laminated wood and passes through glass walls. In this special house, there are private spaces such as bedrooms and bathrooms located downstairs while the upper floor of the home accommodates the more public functions of the home.

Wilkinson Residence – the amazing tree house in the forests of Portland, Orego

A Japanese professor of Terunobu Fujimori designed his boyhood dream in his father’s garden in 2004

This is the Germany’s tree house resided at World of Living, an amusement park for sustainable housing company WeberHaus. This is one of the amazing tree houses in the world because of its curvy body perched atop super skinny spider-like “legs”

This amazing scene of Naha Harbor Restaurant lying at the top of a huge Gajumaru tree about 20 feet above the ground located in Okinawa, Japan. However, that is not a real Gajumaru tree, it’s actually concrete.

A Japanese achitecture Kobayahsi Takashi constructed this tree house with the aim of communicating with outer space. From this construction, visitors are able to enjoy the gorgeous scenes of the nature.

With 10 square meters, Yellow tree house by Pacific Environment architects in Auckland, New Zealand is made of plantation poplar slats and used extensive natural lighting throughout can occupy 18 people with all the comforts such as bar, structural soundness, and unobstructed views into the valley.

The Island Wood “Bogwon” tree house in Washington

This house is situated between the vast pine forests in Bridgton, Maine, USA.

This 10-floor house was built on a huge oak tree root and six other trees bracing the tower-like fortress in Cumberland, Maryland, USA.

David Rasmussen, resident treehouse expert, designed and built this “treehouse” with log columns as the main support.

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