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Kristie Wolfe’s dreamy Hawaiian treehouse, which includes a bedroom, bathroom, and space for a kitchen, was custom-designed and built primarily from wood and bamboo. The total dollar figure was $23,000—$11,000 for the home and $8,000 for a gorgeous plot of bamboo-laden land— and it took only two months to build.

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The decor is stylish and contemporary. The bedroom comes complete with a sheer canopy and a hand-crafted chandelier. Two sliding glass doors act as portals to the wraparound lanai where solar-powered tiki torches light up the night. The shower is adorned with cork bark and air plants, and the rest of the property is filled with beautiful trinkets from a gramophone (no power required) to a signed copy of by Elizabeth Gilbert, which inspired the look and feel of the spaces.

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The lower level houses a swinging daybed made from an old trampoline. Guests can wake up from a swaying nap and walk the red cedar path on their way to such nearby attractions as Rainbow Falls and black and green sand beaches. Yep, even the shores of Hawaii are green.

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