Glass Treehouse Above Micro Forest

What is your dream house? Our in-house perfume dreams of a home made of transparent glass to immerse himself in nature.

With this in mind, architect Gerardo Broissin struck a cord here in the office with his transparent treehouse, titled ‘Chantli Kuaulakoyokan’ (which means ‘house in the tree top’ in nahuatl).

Using glass, the installation is situated at the foothills of the ‘sierra de las cruces’, a mountain range to the west of the Mexico City.

The Tree House sits above its own lushly planted ‘micro forest’.

The transparency of the treehouse raises the issue of ‘privacidad’(privacy), questioning the privacy promised by social media.

Here at PAIRFUM London, we were discussing which fragrance we would associate with this wonderful Tree House.

What would it smell like when you are inside?

The fragrance that comes to mind immediately, is our “Neroli & Olive“, as it smells beautifully ‘green’, ‘fresh’ and calls to mind the ‘outdoors’.

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What are the fragrances that you would associate with this unique Treehouse?

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