Located in the Sweden village of Harads, with a population of about 600, the 7th Room is one of the rooms of Treehotel. Designed by Snøhetta in 2016, the room accommodates five people and consists of two bedrooms, a lounge area, a bathroom, and the airy terrace. Hovering 10m (33ft) above the ground, this minimal black cabin measures 55m² (592ft²).
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As you near the seventh room from below and look up at the sky, the entire underside of the building is covered by a life size photograph of the treetops as they looked before the room was put in place. This clever camouflage piques one’s curiosity. What is hiding up there? The room is located ten metres up in the pines. The way up is an experience in itself. Stairs and landings take visitors closer to the clouds, step by step. As you reach the large, lush, Lapland treetops, with a breath taking view of the Lule River, you have arrived at your destination. Large panoramic windows face north and along with skylights in the bedrooms, they will allow guests to watch the magnificent northern lights
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Photographs by Johan Jansson
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