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Dad brings fairytale treehouse straight into his daughter’s room

Monika ThakurBy Monika ThakurJanuary 30, 2016No Comments2 Mins Read
Dad brings fairytale treehouse straight into his daughter’s room
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Treehouses are fun and probably everyone’s childhood dream home. But Reddit user [Radamshome] has literally made her daughter’s fantasy come true by building an enchanting fairytale treehouse in her bedroom. Over the course of 18 months, he has successfully managed to transform his daughter’s room into a real-life storybook.

[Radamshome] is Bellevue-based artist in the video game industry, but he still decided to take some welding classes in order to construct a massive treehouse within the bedroom. This huge trunk of the tree is made from cement and branches are formed out of papier-mâché. The potential father-of-the-year had carefully contoured shape of the tree, giving it a realistic makeover. Further, limbs of this huge tree stretch out across the ceiling to form a magical canopy inside the entire room.

For some playful touch, dimmable Christmas lights are strung within the branches. These lightings fixtures appear like twinkling stars that can be seen across the veil of branches and fake tree leaves. Moreover, few fancy materials like leaves, birds and butterflies are collected by the artist from a local craft store. Together all these items hanging on the treehouse add whimsical touch to this playful creation.

The strong treehouse structure also has ample space for sitting and resting inside, where the little girl can play or enjoy reading her storybooks. Even when she’ll grow up, she can utilize this same space as a fantasy hideaway. Check out the images given below to view the magical treehouse from different angles.

Dad brings fairytale treehouse straight into his daughter’s room
It took 18 months to complete the project
Dad brings fairytale treehouse straight into his daughter’s room
Conventional bedroom turned into a storybook fantasy
Dad brings fairytale treehouse straight into his daughter’s room
He began with a concept drawing and a scale model
Dad brings fairytale treehouse straight into his daughter’s room
He took private welding classes to build the project
Dad brings fairytale treehouse straight into his daughter’s room
He spent 100-200 hours making the skeleton
Dad brings fairytale treehouse straight into his daughter’s room
The mesh bark took more than 50 hours for completion
Dad brings fairytale treehouse straight into his daughter’s room
Treehouse structure is painted to look realistic
Dad brings fairytale treehouse straight into his daughter’s room
The tree trunk serves as a reading nook or a place for playing
Dad brings fairytale treehouse straight into his daughter’s room
The tree branches form a whimsical canopy
Dad brings fairytale treehouse straight into his daughter’s room
The collectibles are gathered from near by local store

Via: Demilked

Dad builds DIY Fairytale Treehouse Fantasy Treehouse Room Radamshome Reddit User Treehouse Treehouse Canopy
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Monika is a young blogger, who likes sharing her opinion about trending consumer products and gadgets. When she is not educating readers with her writings, she’s most likely educating herself by reading her favorite stuff. She also has love for creativity and music.

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