This is a screened structure for napping and the occasional overnight in Vermont. Located out of view of the house and gardens up a lovely path in the woods. A simple 2 x 4 frame is wrapped in insect screen, the roof is clear polycarbonate, and the bed is suspended fromt the rafters by ropes.
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Nice work.
Definitely from the Fay Jones School.
For anyone interested in some extra-curricular:
http://fayjonesarchitecture.com/fayjones/
I agree. It has a strong resemblance to the Thorncrown Chapel.