The Mirrorcube is designed to be “the epitome of sustainable luxury.” Crafted by Scandinavian architects Tham & Videgard Arkitekter these contemporary dwellings disappear into their surroundings. The mirrored surface reflects the surroundings, making the cube nearly invisible, especially from afar. The Mirrorcube appears to be floating in space but it is seamlessly mounted to an anchor tree and secured on the ground by cables. The glass has an infrared film installed. This layer, although invisible to humans, can be seen by birds so that they will safely avoid the cube.
The interior boasts natural wood décor, a drastic contrast from the ultra modern exterior. A queen sized bed and carefully selected/custom furniture finish the stark interior. Flooded with natural light, this house in the trees is the perfect retreat. Inhabitants can even climb a ladder to sit on the roof of her or his cube, lounging among the treetops.
Mirrorcubes are available for purchase directly from Treehotel, the manufacturer. The time from ordering to installation is about four months. Treehotel does every single step of the delivery, building and installation process.
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Danielle, an author at suitsandladders.co.uk, is a commercial real estate interior designer who is always looking for cutting edge products to include in her next office space project.