The Black Crane Treehouse in Bremerton, Washington, is the creative genius of Jodi and Shawn, an incredible artsy couple who work as a potter and contractor, respectively. They wanted to build a spot on their property where creatives could stay during an art residency at Rockland Residency. They worked alongside the “powers that be” to create a fully legal tiny house suspended between two 100-year-old trees.
When artists aren’t using it, it’s available to anyone on Airbnb. You can sit on the wrap-around porch and soak in views of the Olympic Mountains. The studio-style interior fits a King-sized bed, which sits beneath a large round window. The home also includes a kitchenette and a luxury wet bath. Enjoy the tour below!
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Treehouse Supported by Two 100-Year-Old Trees
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This two-story treehouse in Lindale, Texas, combines all the cozy charm of cabins with the luxury finishes you expect from a hotel. Decorated with whites and creams, the space has many nods to “Moon Honey,” with a moon-shaped bed, moon artwork, and more.
The first level of the treehouse has a living room, veranda, full kitchen, and a 3/4 bathroom. You take the spiral staircase up to the second level, where you’ll find the bed, a reading nook, a mini kitchen, and a half bathroom. What do you think of this vacation spot?
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Romantic Texas Treehouse Getaway
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This is a beautiful modern cabin in Montana, set on 10 acres (with three other treehouses/cabins). The majority of the home’s windows look out on private swaths of forest, making it feel more secluded than it is.
The cabin on stilts has two bedrooms, one with a queen bed and another with a king-sized bed. Between the two main cabin structures is a balcony with a couch and fire pit so you can relax outdoors. Inside, the open-concept living room and kitchen has full-sized appliances! What do you like most about this cabin?
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Modern Cabin in Montana with Forest Views
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The Maury River Treehouse is a luxury timber frame cabin nestled on the banks of the Maury River. Local craftsmen constructed it, and the impeccable design is warm and inviting! Features include a stone fireplace, a gourmet kitchen, and a custom walk-in shower with heated floors.
The single bedroom has a King-size bed with automatic blackout blinds, so you can sleep in and then open them to take in views of the river. A grand covered porch has an outdoor couch and TV, as well as a table for enjoying meals. Down below the home, you’ll find two swings where you can feel like a kid again. Do you like this cabin?
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Warm & Cozy Timber Cabin Overlooking the River
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The owners of Bliss Ridge Farm had an incredible treehouse professionally designed by B’fer Roth, DIY network host The Treehouse Guys, and it takes inspiration from Dr. Seuss! The wonky interior feels natural and playful and provides sleeping for up to 6 people between the two lofts and a queen-sized bed on the first floor.
I’m unsure if the best part of the treehouse is the suspension bridge that takes you up to the house or the stunning view of pasture and trees from the home’s second floor. What do you think?
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Dr. Seuss-Inspired Treehouse w/ Suspension Bridge
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Do you love spiral staircases? Lush forest views? A King bed suspended in the tress? This two-story treehouse stands among poplar trees in the Virginia woodlands and has all those amenities!
The house is fully plumbed, so you won’t need to traipse to an outhouse in the middle of the night. You can cook simple meals on the hotplate and relax on the couch or the tree deck. You can climb the spiraling stairs to the King-sized bedroom with an en-suite 3/4 bathroom at night. Would you stay here?
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Lush Forest Stay in Virginia
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This is the Copper Fox Treehouse in Maine, an incredible cabin shaped like a fox’s head—remarkable! The owner/designer/builder had a dream, and they executed it impeccably, with fantastic attention to detail that makes this small cabin feel magical.
The head is geometric, supported by welded brackets and wooden beams to create the proper angles to make this cabin look like a fox. But the cabin’s shape isn’t the only foxy thing—there are pillows, mugs, wallpaper, and more in fox designs and patterns—and those details sell the space.
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The Copper Fox Treehouse in Maine: Fun Vacation!
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This is a private and secluded treehouse in Vermont, built using locally sourced lumber from the area. It has a beautiful loft bedroom (you can stand in it), and the balcony was made from sticks gathered onsite!
The open-concept space includes a living room and L-shaped kitchen, while the outhouse and outdoor shower are just a few steps away from the stairs that lead to the deck. What a great spot for a romantic getaway!
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Treehouse Built with Locally-Sourced Lumber
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This beautiful, bold and rustic “treehouse” is a lovely tiny house suspended on stilts above the high desert in Nogal, New Mexico. You’ll have stunning views of the 30-acre ranch filled with sprawling juniper.
Inside the home has two twin beds that act as a sectional sofa, and a queen bed in a spacious loft bedroom. A compact kitchenette and 3/4 bathroom sit side by side. Take the twisty slide from the porch down to the lounge space among the stilts, where you can play games and hang out until it’s time for bed. What’s your favorite feature of this home?
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High Desert Tiny House on Stilts w/ Incredible Views
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