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Oak & Over

A little above the ordinary, and a good view of it.

An oak-canopy reading house with a ladder, balcony and a bird-sized guest room.

Resident Alder, acorn archivist

The little story

Oak & Over

Oak & Over is a reading house up in the canopy of a big oak, with a ladder reaching up from the ground, a little balcony and a guest room sized for a bird. It sits high enough that the whole garden looks like a good chapter.

Alder the acorn archivist keeps the shelves tidy and the acorn collection in very good order. Alder has left a spare key inside an acorn, and it fits exactly one door: the one you have been meaning to open.

Climb up and you will find a page that feels like a treehouse for ideas. Everything here is a little above the ordinary, and nobody minds the view.

Who it's for

Made for people like you

  • Writers and bloggersA reading-house front page for essays, notes or a long list of good books.
  • Librarians and bookish communitiesShelves, a calm reading room and a way for readers to find you.
  • Gardeners and nature loversAn oak-high page for plants, walks, notes from the trees and the seasons.
  • Designers with a long list of workA calm, high-up page to show a range of projects without shouting.
Look closer

Can you spot…?

Hunt around the picture and tap where you think it is, or pick a riddle and press Show me.

  1. Which window is peeking through the leaves?Show me Found
    The leafy window

    A square window glows beneath the canopy, and a leaf has pressed itself against the glass for a better look.

  2. Where is the way up?Show me Found
    The ladder

    A wooden ladder climbs from the ground to the front door, so anyone with a good book can get up there.

  3. Something is stacked up beside the gateShow me Found
    The pile of books

    A tidy pile of books leans by the fence. They are waiting for someone with a free afternoon.

  4. Something woven is waiting near the bottomShow me Found
    The woven basket

    A basket sits by the base, ready for acorns, library returns or a picnic, whichever comes first.

Little ideas

Three casas you could make

  1. The reading room helloA quiet welcome, the books that shaped you and a note on what you read next.
  2. A tree-high studioYour work on display, with a balcony to show the process and the place you make it.
  3. The little library of linksA short shelf of favorite links, each with one line about why it earned its place.
Make it yours

Same casa, different day

Every casa starts from a saved Casa DNA seed. These four were drawn from this design with different seeds, so the weather, season, props and palette all shift. Yours can change as often as you like.

  • Oak & Over - An oak-canopy reading house with a ladder, balcony and a bird-sized guest room.OAK & OVER
    Variation 1
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    4
  • Oak & Over - An oak-canopy reading house with a ladder, balcony and a bird-sized guest room.OAK & OVER
    Variation 2
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    Weather
    1
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    Palette
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  • Oak & Over - An oak-canopy reading house with a ladder, balcony and a bird-sized guest room.OAK & OVER
    Variation 3
    Season
    3
    Weather
    4
    Prop
    2
    Palette
    2
  • Oak & Over - An oak-canopy reading house with a ladder, balcony and a bird-sized guest room.OAK & OVER
    Variation 4
    Season
    1
    Weather
    3
    Prop
    3
    Palette
    1

How Casa DNA works

Questions

Quick answers

Is Oak & Over free?

Yes. Oak & Over is one of the free designs, so you can start from it without paying.

Can I change how Oak & Over looks?

Yes. Every casa has a saved Casa DNA seed, so you can shuffle the weather, season, props and more, and keep the parts you love.

Is it a good fit for a reading or writing page?

Yes. It suits essays, reading lists and personal pages about books, with a calm room for every visitor.

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