Those treehouse hotels never stop surprising you! You think you’ve seen it all, and then another one pops up, even crazier than the previous ones, like the O2 TreTreehouse. Look at this pinecone-shaped beauty!
Dustin Feider built his first geodesic treehouse for a thesis project at Minneapolis College of Art and Design. He’s gone a long way since then, having built over 40 treehouses.
Most of them were commissioned by private buyers, but you can also rent the O2 Pinecone on Airbnb. It’s located in Bonny Doon, California, 9 miles (15 kilometers) north of Santa Cruz.
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The Treehouse seems to be floating in the branches of the trees, immersing you in 360° views of the Red Wood forest.
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The clear floor, walls, and ceiling panels allow you to see everything around you and create a magical illusion of levitation.
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This breathtaking pinecone sits 10 meters above the ground, and the only way to get there is on a very steep ladder, so it’s definitely not for the faint-hearted (needless to say, a suitcase is a big no-no).
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But once you’re up there, it’s all worth it!
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There’s only a bed in the pinecone.
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The twin room offers an unforgettable experience for you and your friend.
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The single sleeper is for those of you who like to spend alone and contemplate life in a beautiful setting, such as the one in the photo.
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The bathroom is in a tiny treehouse closer to the ground, with a clever shower installed on the tree trunk.
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Bring your camera because there are also some great forest views from here!
Photo by Garna Raditya
So how about a yoga class amid a lush forest inside a pinecone capsule?
Bonny Doon, California
