A backyard treehouse is transformed into a whimsical guest house

Built into old trees and perched a few feet from the ground, the Fox House is located in Emily and Sloane’s Nashville backyard. Since Sloane runs a vintage window restoration company, it shouldn’t be too surprising that the space is outfitted with gorgeous glass. We love all the twinkly lights strung up around the house.

Inside, the treehouse feels like a modern oasis. While the exterior of the house is clad in wood, Emily and Sloane chose clean white walls and grey floors for a modern look in the interiors. We love the mid-century modern sofa, the vintage trunk (which stores cleaning supplies), and the trendy floor lamp.

Emily and Sloane brought this iron bed from a guest room in their main house. We love all the natural wood elements in this space, from the ceiling trim and window panes, to the alcove and curtain rods made of sticks. The large windows throughout the room bring in plenty of sunlight.

Since there’s no kitchen in the treehouse, the couple built this coffee nook in the living room. The shelves hold all the coffee essentials: fresh coffee grounds, a Chemex, a kettle with a single electric burner, and matching ceramic mugs.

With limited space for a bedside table, the couple designed an alcove next to the bed. Above the alcove, one of Emily’s beautiful paintings match the flora underneath.

This tiny writing desk was the first piece of furniture the couple bought when they started the treehouse reno. When the desk is not in use, it can be folded up.

Emily and Sloane’s daughter loves hanging out in the treehouse too. This place is a paradise for the whole family.