If you ask World Treehouses lead builder Adam Laufer what happiness is, he’ll tell you it's bringing people into connection with nature. He’ll tell you it’s crafting artistic, functional spaces with his heart and hands. He’ll tell you it’s living a life powered by principles of truth and kindness.
Read MoreStrong and healthy children grow through friendships, through play, through vitamin D, through fresh air, and through connection to the earth.
Read More“Childhood dreams are forever stuffed in our souls. Take them out and play sometimes.” — Angie Wieland-Crosby
Read MoreWe are proud to introduce you to Hickory Nut, the latest in our collection of handcrafted tree houses in Western North Carolina.
Read More“It is a pleasure and a privilege to pause for a look at handiwork, to see beauty amidst utility, and to know that craft traditions begun so long ago serve us today.” ― John Wilson
Read MoreWe say we don’t build playhouses, but really, all treehouses have an element of playfulness, right?
Read MoreOpen a world of joy and mystery for your family as you deepen your relationship with nature through a treehouse on your own land.
Read MoreYou’re ready to move forward with a restorative, beautiful, artisan tree retreat of your own—one that’s handcrafted especially for you and the natural space on your land. What’s next?
Read MoreWhat kind of person does it take to build a house in the treetops? In short, a very special kind.
Read MoreWhat’s the foundation of a good treehouse?
Read MoreFAQ: Can You Incorporate Reclaimed Materials into a Treehouse? In short, absolutely.
Read MoreHappy holidays to you and your dear ones!
Read MoreDue to the recent storm in our area, many trees, people, animals, rivers and land have been impacted, harmed, and transformed in myriad ways. We are grateful that many of our clients have reported that they are well and their treehouses are holding strong. We began repairs to a couple of them this week.
Read MoreHer treehouse evokes restoration and the Japanese practice of forest bathing–reflections of a quest for quiet healing, centeredness, and deep, inner joy.
Read MoreAs a child, you nailed lumber up the old oak in the backyard, or someone did it for you, or you just daydreamed about it. You set a plank in two “Y’s” to escape and watch the squirrels, and enjoy your lunch al fresco. You founded a club with your friends and clambered up to hold secret meetings among the branches, sealing important oaths with pinky promises.
Read MoreAs you ascend into the embrace of the forest canopy you are greeted by the gentle rustling of leaves, a kiss from nature’s breeze. Inside, the interior of your own rustic-luxe treehouse unfolds like a sanctuary. A large window wall overlooking the river frames panoramas of the forest, inviting the outside in and offering a sense of communion with nature.
Read MoreSai Baba once said, “Life is a song; sing it… Life is a game; play it… Life is a dream; realize it.”
Read MoreWe made a video to address one of the questions we are most frequently asked: Does building in the trees harm them? This is a great question, because it shows the respect that our clients and potential clients have for the life-supporting organisms that allow us to enjoy the creative structures we build. Namely, trees! Where would any of us be without them?
Read MoreEver think about how a treehouse can nurture your relationships? Hang out with your friends and loved ones in a beautiful, inspiring treehouse like our client Rachel does, and you’ll understand. Closeness and connection come from taking time to sit, talk, and play together, inspired by each other and undistracted by “all the stuff.”
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