Right now I am blown away by the designs of an architectural firm called Blue Forest, which builds treehouses to serve as clubhouses, playhouses, retreats, and occasionally fully functional tiny homes. Today I want to share the Willow Nook Treehouse with you which is located in Essex.
The house was built as a garden hideaway, and is screened off in part by the foliage to provide for a sense of seclusion.
Designed for family gatherings, the Willow Nook provides plenty of space both inside and outside. The interior features an entertainment center as well as a log burner. To me it looks like a cozy den. A ladder leads upstairs.
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The hot tub is made from cedar and is shaded by bushes and shrubs.
There are tables and chairs on the upstairs deck. Also, notice this basket pulley system. I assume that this can be raised or lowered to the ground. I have noticed Blue Forest has used it in some other houses as well.
The Willow Nook is definitely one of the coolest backyard retreats I’ve ever seen!
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Read more about the Willow Nook at Blue Forest’s website, where you can also check out the rest of the company’s portfolio.
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