We've seen some pretty impressive treehouses, but none so far can compare to the unique structures Architectural Digest recently highlighted. The eight we are featuring have us completely rethinking our small apartments and considering living high in the sky. We think you'll feel the same way once you get a look at these.
Located in Italy, this home is part of La Piantata Bed and Breakfast. The lavender field just ups this place's awesomeness. 
Photo: Maurizio Brera
This home hovers above stunning Cherry Blossom trees in Japan. But don't worry about its support system, architect Terunobu Fujimori designed it to sway with tree during windy weather. 
Photo: Akihisa Masuda, courtesy of Taschen
Created by German design firm Baumraum, these cabins are completely eco-friendly. 
Photo: Markus Bollen
OK, so you can't actually live in this California structure, but its owner, Doors guitarist Robby Krieger, uses it to relax.
Photo: Dustin Feider
High in the sky in China, this vacation rental can accomodate six people.
Photo: Shi Huai Xun for treehousesofhawai
Located at the Treehotel in Sweden, this cube's mirrored glass material gives it such a unique look. 
Photo: Peter Lundstrom, WDO
This structure is built around a pear tree in Germany and was a gift from a wife to one lucky husband. 
Photo: Alasdair Jardine
No, this isn't a lantern, the cedar-frame home in Toronto is just an illuminating space. 
Photo: Courtesy of Four O Nine
Click through our slideshow to see other awesome treehouses, and be sure to head over to Architectural Digest for more information.
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