Posted in Architecture, Buildings, Hotels, Luxury, Outdoor on 28 June 2009
The name Disney will now be known for things other than the vivacious colors and the loud celebrations, thanks to the inception of the Disney Vacation Club. As part of the new endeavour, the famous brand is now offering the Treehouse Villas at its Saratoga Springs Resort and Spa. We hear that it is the perfect holidaying place with a kiss of luxury as it revives the treehouse living concept.
Each and every treehouse villa has been constructed so to look like a giant 3-D puzzle. The new resort includes 60 three-bedroom homes that go as high as 10 feet off the ground with the help of pedestals and beams. But that’s just on the outside as the interior flaunts all modern aminities like the cathedral ceilings, granite countertops, a barbecue grill complete with the flat TV to keep you entertained. Each villa is large enough to accommodate nine people.
Posted in Architecture, Travel on 18 November 2008
A wonderful restaurant that is halfway up a Redwood tree and is shaped in a stunning fashion to create the perfect harmony between man and nature- Sounds more like a page out of a fairytale story coming to life, than reality. But that is exactly what Yellow Pages in New Zealand is trying to do to convince its customers that they can help complete any project you undertake. This awesome treehouse dining takes inspiration from nature and is housed in the heart of some stunning natural panorama.
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Posted in Architecture, Designer, Estate on 2 July 2008
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Living in tree house is not only a matter of bringing a difference in your lifestyle but also takes you away from the chorus of day-today life, thereby burning your stress and making you feel much more relieved. Months ago, we introduced you to the compilation of most luxurious tree houses and Ewok-styled tree houses but today we came across an interesting discovery of designer tree houses from a Germany-based company called Baumraum. They are also offering their unique creations across Austria, Hungary, Italy, Brazil and the United States. Good going folks… your offerings’ give a valuable reason for filthy rich for inking deals with a difference. The development of tree houses invites celebrity attention to an extent that Victoria Beckham smilingly spent $50,000 on a tree house last year.
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Posted in Designer, Entertainment, Estate on 18 April 2008
If living in a lavish estate doesn’t suits your taste and you wish to breathe in an open air then you have hit the right place. I remember introducing you to the Ewok style tree house and also the news about Victoria Beckham inking a $50,000 deal of a tree house was quite alarming.
As usual, I believe in updating my list and doing justice to my initiative today I feel glad to come across $25,900 Scallywag Sloop tree house by Daniels Wood land. This ship incorporates a fire pole off the bob and a dangle off the log. Its elegance and natural beauty is maintained via ship’s mast, crows nest and a ship’s wheel. To have a second option, free feel to eye $38,500 Bait Shack.
This custom-built house was created with a distinctive log accompanied by old stuff from around the yard. Other houses available here include Fort Tree house, Extreme Tree house, Castle Tree house and Pirate tree house.
Other range of elite tree houses comes from Barbara Butler. These cost of pre-designed playhouses, treehouses starts at $4,000 while custom-designed are priced at $20,000 plus. Handful of other must-see productions by Barbara Butler counts Sycamore Treefort, East Hampton Treefort, Casa De Arbol, Tree Top Inn, Escalade Tree Fort with one exclusive playhouse currently listed for $209,000.
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