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Harads, Sweden · Treehotel · Accessible Luxury

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Eight treehouses hang four to ten metres up in a pine forest at Harads, Swedish Lapland, each by a different architect: Snohetta's 7th Room, Tham and Videgard's mirrored Mirrorcube, Rintala Eggertsson's Dragonfly, Bjarke Ingels's Biosphere wrapped in bird nests. Kent and Britta Lindvall dreamed it up on a fishing trip after the film The Tree Lover.

About Treehotel

History

Treehotel opened in 2010 in the forests of Harads, in Swedish Lapland near the Lule River, founded by Kent and Britta Lindvall and inspired by the Swedish film 'The Tree Lover' (Tradalskaren). Its adjacent guesthouse is a restored former retirement home dating from the early 20th century, while the hotel itself is a collection of individually designed tree rooms suspended several metres above the forest floor.

Each tree room was created by a leading Scandinavian architect or studio, including Tham & Videgard (the Mirrorcube), Bertil Harstrom (the Bird's Nest and the UFO), Cyren & Cyren (the Cabin), Sandellsandberg (the Blue Cone), Rintala Eggertsson (the Dragonfly, 2013), Snohetta (the 7th Room, 2016) and BIG / Bjarke Ingels (the Biosphere, 2022). The result is a globally celebrated design destination that has drawn architecture enthusiasts and high-profile guests to the Arctic north.

The setting

In a pine forest at Harads, Swedish Lapland, near the Lule River. Lulea is the town; this is the trees, not a lakeside spa.

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