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Blue Forest, the luxury treehouse designers, have recently completed their 'At The Water's Edge' project, an ambitious bespoke treehouse complex, complete with Kebony decking. Kebony is chosen for the decking throughout the project, both at ground level and for the raised flooring between the treehouses.

From tracking Polar bears, Arctic fox, and ringed seal to swimming with sea lions, penguins, whales and seals in the Sea of Cortez, the world is full of incredible wildlife adventures that you need to experience at least once. If you are a sucker for animals, you won't want to miss these unforgettable wildlife vacations. The wonders of nature are spread in the forms of forests, waterfalls, flowering pastures, mountains, rivers and valleys. When wild life enters the beautiful nature, it attracts travelers from far and near. The natural spectrum of wild lands always encourages people to travel the scenic lands. In this way, tourists explore the way to enjoy life from a different angle.

Design Forum International designs and builds two residential buildings in Delhi - on the premise of merging nature as an integral part of urbane living. Check out how natural ventilation and greenery can make a difference even to life in the urban forest. https://goo.gl/42NAQJ

This house by Earthitects, part of the Stone Lodges Private Residences project in Wayanad, is designed using natural materials and is sensitively laid out around the existing natural elements of the forest landscape it nestles within.

As always, Studio Jean Verville, designs a forest house for a couple using organic forms, and textures, colours, and materials that exploit light in a kaleidoscopic reflection to explore the possibilities of visual impact!

Following the adage, "Sometimes, nature is all you need", Ghoche Architects designs a house that blends into the landscape, its black volume, enveloped by the forest - discreet and concealed and almost invisible from the lake.

Nestled in the lush forests of Portugal, this rural wellness retreat by FCC Arquitectura, christened Casa da Lavand'eira, straddles architectural, scenic and cultural legacies with contemporary infusions for a well-rounded experience doused in sustainability and reconnection with nature.

Hailing from the lush forests and mountains of North-East India, Studio Aro is a team of dedicated designers and builders who stay true to their roots. With bamboo as their specialty and a material close to their hearts, they sculpt a meditation gazebo for a family on a farmland in Tamil Nādu.

Charming in its enunciated form, earthy materiality and contextual awareness, this home at the edge of a sylvan reserve forest in North Bengaluru stands testament to Funktion Design's nuanced architectural approach.

Ar. Chaitra Saraf of Design Kacheri, Bengaluru crafts a contextual home in a tropical oasis on the fringes of the Turahalli forest, using its majestic teak, mango and coconut trees as the perfect start points for the design.

Imagine discussing sustainability issues in a tree house nestled among pine and birch trees? Not only does it sound fantastic but also drives home the point, pronto! Click the link to read more...

How can a sympathetic design create a dialogue between the built environment and nature? Check out weekend home designed by @SHROFFLEóN, where a 75-foot long infinity pool bridges the connect with the landscape. Leave us your views here…