A luxury playhouse should fit the garden, suit the children who will use it and work for your family over time. A standard model can be a practical, lower-cost choice. A bespoke wooden playhouse offers more control over the layout, materials, access and appearance. The right option depends on your space, budget and intended use....
Add a zipline to a treehouse design at the planning stage. Treat it as a separate piece of moving play equipment, not as an accessory to attach once the treehouse is built. Its route, supports, landing area and braking system all need to work together. The first step is to assess the site and decide...
A bespoke treehouse starts with a clear brief and a careful assessment of the site. The design must suit the people who will use it, the trees and ground around it, and the permissions that apply. Use this guide to plan the project, from the first ideas through design, approvals and construction. View our treehouse...
Choose a garden office to suit the way you work, the space available and the conditions of your garden. Check planning and building regulations before you agree a design. Specify insulation, ventilation and electrics for year-round use. 1. Decide how you will use the office List what you need the room to do before choosing...
This little tree house in the beautiful Artisan garden for the NSPCC show garden at Chelsea 2013 displays real subtlety and charm. Inspiration from nature and childhood nostalgia - wonderfully uncomplicated.
Hot brands Cool Places - the online luxury lifestyle magazine - recently interviewed Squirrel Design Tree Houses founding Director Sarah Trotter.