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Treehouse Hotel Case Study – Woodworks

Sophie HarperBy Sophie Harper6 September 20222 Mins Read
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Sustainable accommodation is highly sought after, and Woodworks bespoke reclaimed flooring provides this along with a timeless look, which can be seen at the fashionable Treehouse Hotel.

Treehouse Hotel offers a refreshing kind of hospitality which is both fun and functional. Located in the cosmopolitan neighbourhood of Marylebone, offering prime views over London, Treehouse is a rustic escape that feels more ‘home’ than ‘hotel’.

Designed by award-winning agency, Keane Brands, the hotel is partly constructed using recycled building materials. The design is an expert blend of modern and vintage where natural timber finishes contrast with the moody concrete walls.

This playful rustic escape is filled to the brim with recycled wood, greenery, and modern organic design details. Keane creates lifestyle experiences that are both magical and memorable for people to eat, stay and play and Treehouse Hotel is no exception.

Sam Smith of Keane Brands said, “The urban surroundings are balanced with a warmth of natural materials, handcrafted details, upcycled furniture and found objects.”

So, with reclamation being at the heart of both businesses, it made perfect sense for Keane to approach Woodworks to supply the flooring and cladding for this hugely sustainable project.

After all it’s where Woodworks began – from a passion for restoring antique and reclaimed woods to creating the finest antique, reclaimed and handmade new wood floors for hospitality interiors across the world.

Many of the wooden surfaces in this immersive experience, including the flooring, cladding, skirting and surrounds, were hand made to order by Woodworks, manufactured in their Cheshire workshops.

The Babington antique oak boards used in this project were reclaimed from antiquated farm carts and hay barns. Every piece was then worked by Woodworks masterful craftsmen to create a flooring reflecting the oak’s long and varied history, with each block, plank and panel telling its own unique story.

Cosy, welcoming and colourful, just like your childhood clubhouse, The Treehouse is a rustic escape that perfectly demonstrates modern sensibility whilst offering an insurgent new hospitality experience which won’t harm your all-important eco-credentials.

Woodworks has the largest stock of reclaimed flooring in the world and their team thrive in ambitious conditions. They are unrivalled in the ability to provide vast amounts of high-standard reclaimed wood floors and cladding for large-scale projects. Find out more about stunning Woodworks flooring at: www.tedtodd.co.uk/woodworks/

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Sophie Harper

An established journalist, Sophie has specialised in design, travel, and food for over a decade and has worked on some of the UK’s biggest publications and award-winning media campaigns. She is now responsible for spearheading the content development of Hospitality Interiors and regularly speaks at industry events, taking every opportunity to discuss all aspects of hotel design with leading experts across the industry. In her spare time Sophie enters running and cycling events, sometimes for charitable causes (always for bragging rights).

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