Architect and environmentalist Peter Bahouth designed and built three tree-houses in a forest in Atlanta that are connected by wooden, suspending bridges.

The tree-houses, which are named ‘Mind,’ ‘Body’ and ‘Spirit’ respectively, are decorated with different furniture and have large windows for residents to enjoy the surrounding nature. 

Bahouth used dark timber wood as the main material and woven ropes as railings for the connecting bridges, giving the structures a rustic, magical vibe, especially when the fairy lights that are hung all around the tree-houses are lit up. 

According to Colossal, Bahouth was “inspired by the tree-houses and adventures of his youth,” thus, he embarked on this idea “to create a sort of fort for grown-ups”. 

Check out the magical tree-houses below:

[via DesignTaxi, images from Lindsay Appel]