There are many ways of going green. Making minor switches to help save the environment is probably what most people do, however, one major improvement that can be made is to embody sustainability at home. Recently, there’s been a huge shift toward investing in durable, well-made and quality furniture pieces that’ll last. Consumers have also become increasingly aware of their purchasing habits and how it’ll affect our planet.
For more than 15 years, Hong Kong-based lifestyle brand, TREE, has always been one step ahead – they produce impeccably-crafted solid eco-wood furniture and other naturally-made home accessories. Unlike other mass-produced objects, each eco-wood piece comes with its own characteristic variations – in terms of the wood, grain, knots and colour, so whichever design you end up with, will be unique. Something this special will undoubtedly make a great centrepiece in the living room or it could also be a great conversation starter when guests are over.
Most of the reclaimed and FSC™-certified sourced teak wood that TREE uses to make their sustainable and rustic-looking furniture pieces have been salvaged from old houses, fishing boats and railroad ties in Indonesia. Each piece is then made into actual furniture using age-old craft skills and traditions. Alongside reclaimed teak, TREE also works with sustainably sourced solid teak, oak and walnut to ensure that the planet’s natural resources aren’t depleted. With the use of innovative techniques and machine craftsmanship, these sustainable materials are turned into clean, sophisticated and contemporary furniture designs.
To create your own comfortable and eco-friendly living space, TREE offers a vast selection of furniture in various styles and categories. Apart from their signature solid eco-wood collections, TREE offers a selection of sofa beds, sofas and other accessories that are made from natural materials. When choosing a sustainable piece to add to your home, the experts at TREE recommend looking for furniture that’s been crafted from reclaimed wood, as it gives existing materials that would otherwise go to waste, a new life.
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