Background Our clients had a lovely woodland down the road from their property, in a small Hamlet on the edge of the Cotswolds. There was a steep incline to struggle on each day, but a journey to the top afforded the visitor a view through the canopy with a real feeling of height before even getting off the ground. We utilised this by placing the Tree house on the edge of the drop, with the main platform extending out over the hill.
View ProjectA beautiful listed mansion house that had been lovingly renovated apart from the last of the 4 walled triangles that flanked the Stately Home. This area had been designated for the children and our client wanted a unique play space ensconced within.
View ProjectOur clients wanted a treehouse for themselves and their kids to enjoy the unused space between two large Beech trees in their garden. The added elevation of the raised platform afforded some wonderful views across open fields flanking their property
View ProjectInternally we used some interesting reclaimed timbers for the cupboards and some cork oak off cuts for the shelving, along with a beautiful rustic length of Cedar for the work surface.
View ProjectWe were requested to design a Tree house around the large Sycamore in the garden. But unfortunately the Tree Surgeon condemned it and it had to be chopped back to a stump. Not deterred, the Tree House dream continued as we mounted this wonderful structure and play equipment on the trunk at the end of the garden.
View ProjectThe ‘’Little Hideaway’’ offers magical outdoor space for children to play in that is attractive, safe, durable and cost effective. The great advantage of the ‘’Little Hideaway’’ is it flexibility; it can be built on either sloping or flat ground and can be also tailored-made to suit your site and requirements.
View ProjectThe Family had 2 young children and wanted small rustic and magical Treehouse to capture the imaginations of their children and get them out into the garden – whilst also be challenging enough for them to grow into and have years of fun. Added to this we had to be mindful of the planning restrictions of the area – being in a conservation area.
View ProjectHaving been recommended by a previous client, this family were looking for some adventure platforms amongst some mature trees on the edge of their lawn in view of the main house. They had active children, 1 girl and 1 boy. One of the children required help with motor skill development, so need challenging yet safe activity.
View ProjectA magical tree house to sleep family and guests when they want a bit of camping adventure in the comfort of their own garden. All built in a single tree and with the trunk running right through the middle offering some natural seperation for the sleeping and sitting areas.
View ProjectWe were asked to produce a stunning tree house design to sit atop the large chestnut stump, with enough space for it to be a real addition to the house in the form of a comfy lounge area along with a low hanging mezannine for a double bed.
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