The Cabin is used by a couple with a young child, who spend their weekends here while a larger country home is under construction.
The barn-style front doorsstay open during warmer months, giving a view of Eugenia’s garden. A floating desk, Hay Design coffee table and separate couch offer additional seating in the downstairs area.
The glass double doors can be propped open or closed for privacy.
mökki and sauna were built
Floor plan of Salga T.O.W by Madeiguincho
The large bathroom features an expansive shower with a large opening that provides the feeling of showering outdoors.
Robin Wall, the owner of the tree house, enjoys morning coffee, reading, picnics, and quiet time at the escape.
Numerous windows connect the interior of the tree house to its wooded landscape.
A wood-burning stove in the corner of the tree house offers warmth for the interior.
The tree house's salvaged French-style windows were purchased on Facebook Marketplace for $200.
Romero dressed the daybed cushions with linen and merino wool.
Designer Natalia Romero designed a daybed and a coffee table made from Douglas fir for the interior of the tree house, where a jute rug and Douglas fir walls lend texture.
A custom barn-style door made from glass and Douglas fir accesses the deck and showcases hardware that was repurposed from a 1910 building on the property.
The Colorado Camelot tree house in Manitou Springs, Colorado, is wrapped with Douglas fir and features a deck pierced by tree trunks.
Custom Marvin Ultimate windows are seamlessly integrated into the home’s architecture above a built-in window seat designed by Michael as an homage to Donald Judd and a contemplative spot for morning coffee.
The home is clad in a yellow Alaskan cedar timber, which will silver as it patinas to create a soft palette of greys with the galvanized roof and gutters. “I wanted the house to be different levels and textures of gray,” says Michael.
The view from the primary suite offers a distinctly different perspective over the treetops compared to the ground floor spaces. The lower ceilings in the more private wing of the home are another contrast with the grand scale of the living areas, creating a cozier, more secluded feeling.
The floor-to-ceiling Marvin Ultimate Sliding doors in the living and dining area lead to the cantilevered deck and frame uninterrupted views of the surrounding meadow and hills while flooding the space with natural light.