Why Designers Are Drawn to Treenets
Treenets aren’t just fun—they’re a designer’s dream. These suspended paracord platforms transform empty or overlooked spaces into functional, visually striking areas. From adding playful lofts in family homes to creating sculptural focal points in modern interiors, treenets blend creativity, craftsmanship, and practicality. Here’s why architects and designers can’t get enough of them:
1. Functional Space Creation
A treenet transforms underused areas into inviting, livable spaces. Acting as both floor and furniture, these floating platforms preserve light and sightlines. For compact homes or multi-level lofts, treenets are a true design game-changer.
2. Materiality & Visual Interest
Woven paracord introduces warmth, pattern, and texture into a room. It provides an organic counterpoint to sleek materials like wood, glass, and steel, adding depth and tactile intrigue to any space.
3. Custom Craftsmanship
Every treenet is handwoven to fit its unique space. Designers can select paracord diameter, weave density, and color, allowing each net to complement an interior palette or highlight a signature architectural detail.
4. Safety & Structural Integrity
Our treenets are engineered for load capacity and long-term durability. They are as safe as they are beautiful, making them suitable for kids, adults, and everyday use. Designers can specify them with confidence, knowing the nets meet real-world standards.
Design Scenarios We Love
The Suspended Loft Net
A net suspended over a two-story living area creates a light, airy lounge without adding weight or bulk. Ideal for family homes, vacation cabins, or open-concept apartments.
The Modern Play Loft
In children’s rooms, treenets offer both imaginative play and refined design. They can span alcoves, connect vertical spaces, or serve as a see-through divider that’s playful yet safe.
The Indoor Climb or “Ninja Gym” Space
For more active projects—boutique fitness spaces or family activity zones—treenets combine function, safety, and visual drama. Think climbing walls with treenet landings or ceiling nets that double as workout platforms.
How to Integrate Treenets into Your Design
Think Early: Planning during design development ensures proper framing, anchoring, and lighting.
Match Materials: Paracord color and texture can echo flooring, stair railings, or ceiling treatments for a cohesive look.
Play with Light: Nets interact beautifully with skylights or uplighting, casting patterns that shift throughout the day.
Use as a Focal Point: In minimalist interiors, a single treenet can act as sculptural art, drawing the eye upward.
Partnering with Treenet Collective
We collaborate with architects, builders, and designers to bring concepts to life—from load engineering to final weave pattern. Our team helps specify materials, calculate safety ratings, and produce install-ready drawings that simplify your workflow.
With a treenet, you’re not just adding a playful feature—you’re weaving a story into the architecture.