Two stories and built with nine hemlock posts, this tiny tree house home in Quebec has got to be one of the coolest little dwellings in Eastern Canada. The 420-square-foot home was basically a lifelong project by Mike, the star builder in the video, which was produced by an outlet called Exploring Alternatives. Basically, the video description explains that the tree house was constructed from reclaimed and salvaged materials he collected for years before starting the three-year build. How would this be in a protected canyon near the sea where you could check the surf from your living room?
This Tiny Tree House Home Was Built With Reclaimed Materials Collected Over a Lifetime
How would this tiny elevated home be in a protected canyon near the sea where you could check the surf from your living room?
BY The Inertia | Staff
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