From the chandelier made of wine bottles to the vintage school desk, every piece inside the eco-chic furniture store TREE has a story.
After finding success in Hong Kong, owner Nicole Wakely, decided to plant roots in the Pacific Northwest – first in Tacoma and now in Bellevue.
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The company is all about sustainable style. Each item is handcrafted using Earth-friendly materials like reclaimed wood. Wakley constantly curates new collections from around the world. One of the most unique pieces is a bathtub hand carved from a single stone in Java.
TREE is also on a mission to give back. Since it first opened, the company has planted more than 80,000 trees globally. And you can be a part of it. During the next two weeks, they will plant a tree for every person who visits the Bellevue store and mentions KING 5 Evening.
1028 116th Ave. NE
Bellevue, WA 98004
Story sponsored by TREE.