Tent Houses Blur The Line Between Indoor And Outdoor Spaces

Imagine a house located in a rainforest clearing with a unique design that blurs the line between indoor and outdoor spaces.

Limited by the natural size of the clearing and surrounded by a forest wall, house tents are carefully planned to make maximum use of all available space. A large, open area houses a kitchen, a dining area complete with an accommodating table, and a living room, all with a welcoming flow that makes the home ideal for entertaining and for family living.

A continuous corridor links the common spaces to hang-out nooks and multiple bedrooms, including two situated at either end of the house that features picturesque views of the surrounding greenery.

The house tents are crafted to endure various weather conditions. The homeowners can manually slide open walls to welcome the fresh air as they wish; the roof also retracts to reveal the translucent tent canopy and expansive sky above.

The house tent buffers the home from sun exposure while still allowing for plenty of light to filter through. The space between the tent and the box-like structure’s insulated roof encourages natural airflow.

In addition to offering shade, the pitched house tent canopy extends the home’s boundaries for play and relaxation - with the walls/doors open, the entire tented house becomes an open-air sanctuary, a perfect exploration ground for children and adults.

Nature surrounds the Tent House in the form of trees, a river, and a garden area, but it is also reflected within the sleek space: a warm wood floor inset brightens up the concrete floor, and underneath the bar area, wood panels peek out to contrast with the industrial metal counter.

The ultimate result is a shelter that looks like our childhood camping dreams grew up and made room for family and friends to join in on the indoor and outdoor fun.

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