Invisible Hotel In The Swedish Woods

A great invisible hotel designed by Architects Tham + Videgard Hansson Arkitekter will be hanging hidden in the trees in the woods of Harads, Sweden. The project will be launched within half a year. 

The hotel is around the tree trunks using a light aluminium structure and mirrored glass. Each cabine provides room for two persons and will be equipped with a double bed, bathroom, kitchenette and even a roof terrace. Each unit is accessible by a rope ladder or a rope bridge.

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