Casa Bubble: Prefab Inflatable Pod Buildings Pop Up at Dwell on Design!

Each Casa Bubble structure comes with a wood floor. Rooms are large enough for king size bed with plenty of room for some additional furniture pieces.

Spend a protected night in nature inside your very own <a href="http://www.casabubble.com">Casa Bubble House</a>. The concept is the product of a partnership between two French designers, Frederic Richard and Pierre-Stephane Dumas. The sci-fi modules are pressurized from the inside making them akin to an adult <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inflatable">jump house</a> -- minus the bounce, and full of sophistication (including thermostat and lighting temperature controls). There are also a variety of different modules available using both transparent and semi-transparent fabric for those looking for a little privacy while out in the open.

The Casa Bubble House has rooms large enough to comfortably hold a king size bed.

The bubbles give its residents a complete panoramic view of the great outdoors.

The Bubble Room is semi-transparent, offering its guests some privacy along with a panoramic view of the sky. A couple visits a "bubble room" on July 26, 2011 in a parc of Roubaix, northern France. The bubble room made with recycled plastic and kept under pressure by a silent blower can be rent as an hotel room in the middle of the nature. AFP PHOTO / PHILIPPE HUGUEN

Each module is made from a recycled/recyclable PVC material and leaves little impact behind on the land that they touch, just be certain that you are not crushing any endangered foliage and that set-up does not require any major removing or clearing underfoot.

If you have a large enough space, you can set-up your own temporary bubble tree empire, as the various modules can be added to indefinitely.