Guests Can Sleep Overnight In This Bird Nest In Kenya

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Photography by Jimmy Nelson

 

Segera and NAY PALAD, together with architect Daniel Pouzet, have recently completed a one-of-a-kind Bird Nest Villa at Segera Retreat in Kenya.

 

Set above the ground, the villa has a 360 degree birds-eye-view of the surrounding wilderness and has a rooftop deck surrounded by branches (like a bird’s nest), a bedroom and a fully-equipped bathroom with running water (solar heated) and a flushing toilet.

Photography by Jimmy Nelson

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The NAY PALAD Bird Nest is technically designed to sleep two guests, however they also welcome families, where the parents may choose to sleep in the shelter of the first floor, while the children would have the opportunity and adventure of sleeping out on the top deck.

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Photography by Jimmy Nelson

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