1. Snapshot: Old School Beauty
2. It’s a Love Shack, Baby!
3. Tree Houses of Korowai
4. A Different Kind of Treehouse
5. Baumraum Designer Treehouses
6. Okinawa’s Treehouse Restaurant
7. Bestest. Treehouse. Ever.
8. Gotham Treehouse For Rent
9. Spherical Tree Houses
10. House Hanging by a String
11. Home Of Your Dreams or Dream Home?
12. Tree Escapes
13. The Teenage Dream Pad
14. Do You Fancy Life Inside A Billiard Ball?
15. Treehouse Bling
16. The Massive Treehouse
17. Island Wood Structures
18. A Treehouse Fit for the Tin Man
19. The Treehouse – Sybarite Style
20. A Treehouse for Your Kitchen
21. TreeHouse Workshop
22. A Different Sort of Treehouse
23. A Pint Sized Treehouse Room

Lastly, I wrote a post over at RiverWired about 17 Eco Treehouse Inspirations – some of these I’ve never posted about here at Offbeat, so you’ll find some new gems.

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40 Amazing Treehouses

If you’ve got an extra $18,500 your kids can have this.

For that price it better be big enough to live in because you won’t be able to send them to college. Bornrich.org notes that celebrities are jumping on the treehouse bandwagon but don’t want to mess their hands building one. The solution items like this Scallywag Sloop Pirate themed treehouse.

Bornrich has another solution if pirates aren’t your kids thing…

At about $20,600, this treehouse makes the pirate treehouse look like a steal. Yikes!

Daniels Wood Land, Inc, builder of both of the treehouse wonderlands above, build all kinds of custom treehouses. In fact they claim to be able to create anything you can dream up for the kiddos. I think I believe them. Check this out.

I just wonder how high in a tree this Redneck Retreat could go?

Now, these might fit the kids. But for the adults, maybe this. With it’s fully loaded kitchen and spacious interior you could easily live here.

This treehouse called True Style, is from a UK based building company, High Life Treehouses. This company is very cool; they plant three trees for each building project they complete. And they build these items called Hobbit Holes for kids that you have to see. In fact, after seeing the oh so neat Hobbit Holes, I’m thinking a law should be put into place that says no child should grow up without one. Go see!

I think that with some imagination and paint you could actually build your kids their own treehouse for a lot less money that they’d love just as much. What do you think?

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Treehouse Bling