Is this is the most beautiful ‘treehouse’ you’ve ever seen?

You could spend a night in it...

Built on a crane in Bristol harbour, this isn’t technically a ‘treehouse’, but we’re willing to let that slide considering how beautiful a creation it is...

The treehouse is the result of a collaboration between B&Q and experiential glamping experts Canopy & Stars. They've transformed this tiny space into a unique sky-high haven, where guests can escape from busy city life and feel closer to nature.

indoor home garden with wooden path

(Image credit: Future PLC/Iris Thorsteinsdottir)

High above the harbour, the design is sensitive to its industrial surroundings while taking inspiration from the natural world. Industrial materials are married with natural textures to create an innovative and stylish retreat.

Inside is a paradise of greenery, with gorgeous plants in pretty planters and macrame plant hangers. The treehouse could almost be described as a giant hanging basket!

Want more inspiration? Read: Creative ways to display your plants indoors

room with wooden logs and grey sofa and plant pots

(Image credit: Future PLC/Iris Thorsteinsdottir)

The designers wanted to create a sensory-experience, with a variety of textures, colours, plants, smells and sounds working together alongside the architecture and interior design to evoke the feeling of calm that you usually get when you're surrounded by nature.

room with wooden cabinets and washbasin

(Image credit: Future PLC/Iris Thorsteinsdottir)

'We started with a ‘nature-first’ approach to materials and colour palette, heavily inspired by the English countryside, with minerals and wood playing key design roles. Features include a wall clad with cross sections from a branch and a coat hanger fashioned from a fallen piece of a tree,’ says Tom Dixon, Managing Director at Canopy & Stars.

bedroom with wooden cot

(Image credit: Future PLC/Iris Thorsteinsdottir)

‘We’ve used recycled materials throughout, such as a pathway of upcycled pallets and a reclaimed Belfast sink. We’ve also created bespoke pieces like a galvanised steel watering can shower head, a tin sink mounted on a tree trunk and a ‘living painting’ by local artist Anthony Garrett.’

Read more: Upcycling ideas and projects

wooden pathway with plant pots

(Image credit: Future PLC/Iris Thorsteinsdottir)

Stylish furniture, textiles and ceramics from Anthropologie enhance the space, creating the ultimate chic sanctuary. We'd love to replicate this look in our homes!

wooden logs storage room

(Image credit: Future PLC/Iris Thorsteinsdottir)

crane tree house bristol

(Image credit: Future PLC/Iris Thorsteinsdottir)

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The treehouse is available for overnight stays until the end of September 2017. To visit you have to register for a ballot, which is open until 3 July.

We'll see you there!