The upstairs lounge is a cozy place to gather with friends on the soft suede sofa. A full-size, authentic handmade canoe hangs from the ceiling.

The dining room and kitchen furniture are in bright reds and yellows, but it's the massive, exposed logs on the wall above that give the place its rustic feel.

A short walk from the living room, down a woodsy hallway, is the new diary room. With real tree trunks in the background, this room feels like a hidden place in the forest.

The largest of the bedrooms is the Boat Room, with shelves and chests designed to resemble small rowboats, nautical blue walls and rowboat shaped beds!

This red room is connected directly to the living room by a short hallway, but with no door for privacy. Whoever sleeps here will have to make do with the pair of pullout couches rather than actual beds.

Two large beds made of actual unfinished tree branches fill this room. But it's the pink bedspreads and frilly touches that really give this room its feminine charm.

The Head of Household room is an exotic island oasis. The headboard made from a surfboard, Hula girl table lamps, rattan carpet and Polynesian knickknacks really make this room stand apart.

The main bathroom has a blanket of autumn leaves covering the floor. These custom-made tiles were actually printed using real photos of fallen leaves, and the murals make you feel as if you're showering outside.

A brand new feature to the house this year, the spa comes complete with a massage table, two-person sauna and lounge for heating up sore muscles after a big competition or plotting your next strategic move.

This pool table will help pass the time and serve as a gathering area for conversations... or possible alliances