Wood tree house build – places of relaxation of O2 Treehouse

Many families with children would love to build a tree house, whether for play or for relaxation. If you are one of those people who love huts on stilts and houses among the branches, you are in the right place. The charming wooden structures by O2 Treehouse are suitable for recreation and, in some cases, even permanent residence.

Why build a tree house?

If you want to build a tree house in the garden, take a look at the pictures below. O2 Treehouse makes children's dreams come true. Since 2005, the company has built many elegant and comfortable homes in the trees. These structures support greener, healthier living, from bamboo houses for children, stilt houses, and greenhouses to fully equipped villas that are accessible by rope bridges or zip lines. The cabins are built according to clients' special requests and can be used as open-air workplaces, classrooms, meditation rooms in nature, or outdoor guest houses.

Durable outdoor structures – building a tree house in the forest

Attention to detail, know-how, technical expertise, and a flair for design help create houses that promote environmentally friendly living. The extravagant designs meet the high expectations, needs, and aesthetic requirements of clients. O2 Treehouse bungalows offer the chance to withdraw from daily stress and fit beautifully into the natural environment.

Geo garden – light wood construction

Blum House of aluminum and wood

Copper Nest – build an asymmetrical tree house

An eye-catcher in the outdoor area

Tree house with cedar, wood, and recycled steel

Honey Sphere House – owned by American guitarist Robby Krieger (The Doors)

Place to relax in the garden with 240 openings and 420 facets

Home in the trees at Mulholland

Pi Tree – experimental tree house

Tree Tower – wooden playhouse

Tree House Tree Tower by O2 Treehouse

Geo East – wooden structure for the garden

Geo Green Living – greenhouse

Tripod Bamboo – play structure with two suspended platforms, climbing elements, and rope climbing

Geo Donar – tree house built from cherry wood

Ecology Center Greenhouse – greenhouse

Leaf House floats above the ground and recalls a lantern

Light shaft with aluminum, recycled plastic, and wood flooring – a gleaming structure

Tree Village – Villa Court

Tree Villa – accessible via a bridge

Ideal for relaxing under the open sky

Lotus – wooden hut

Architect-designed house in the forest

Cedar Tree House

Geo Sequoia – play equipment for the garden