Tree Tale
At TreeTale, we are committed to providing you with unconventional children’s furniture of the highest quality. We would like children to grow up surrounded by safe, beautiful and natural surroundings.
Our selection of products is guided by the principles of Maria Montessori, who emphasised the free development of the children and supporting children’s creativity at every step.
The cots in our assortment are not just places to sleep; they offer an endless spectrum of possibilities for your children to play and relax.
environmental protection
The world is developing at an extraordinary speed. There is a growing need for resources, materials, and means of transport. Unfortunately, this leads to permanent negative changes in the environment.
As TreeTale, we know that one individual can’t change the world, but through our actions and decisions, we aim to impact the nature around us and inspire others to work together with us – for the climate.
See for yourself what we’re doing for the environment…
1. We’re planting the trees
We’ve made it our goal to plant one tree for each bed sold. We didn’t expect to plant so many, for which we sincerely thank You!
Twice a year, we personally go to the forest to plant new trees. It’s also an amazing opportunity to talk to the forest guards, who are eager to share their knowledge of forest ecosystems.
2. We produce to order
Most of our products are made to order, meaning your product is being made after you place your order. We don’t produce items ahead of time, as we don’t support excess production. We manufacture only what you need. This means you may have to wait a bit longer for your purchases, but together we can save resources and energy, which is what nature appreciates most.
3. We use high-quality, certified materials
Most of the beds we offer are made from natural wood that truly smells like the forest. We source it from legal suppliers within the European Union. All the glues and paints we use are tested and certified, ensuring they have no harmful effects on health or the environment.
Our textiles are primarily made from linen and cotton - natural, safe, and breathable fabrics. Moreover, nothing goes to waste in our workshop; smaller decorations are created from fabric scraps left over from other projects. This approach minimizes waste, helping to ensure our planet remains a safe home for future generations.
We don’t compromise on quality and safety. Our pillows, bed bumpers, and decorations are not only beautiful and soft but, most importantly, durable and safe for your child. You can enjoy them for many years. Additionally, we reduce our carbon footprint by sewing in local workshops instead of in Asia.
4. We reduce plastic and use collective transport
Most of the time, we use cardboard and biodegradable packaging made from cellulose fibers to ship our products. While packaging, we minimize single-use plastic. Only large mattresses and bed bumpers require plastic packaging, but we’re actively looking for biodegradable alternatives. After all, it’s important that the packaging remains intact during transport.
Our packages are ergonomically shaped. Why? Because the more that fit into a delivery truck, the fewer trips it will make, which helps lower vehicle emissions. We utilize the services of local delivery companies to deliver parcels in your area.
Our forests
Thanks to collaborations with local State Forests National Forest Holding, we participate in tree planting campaigns twice a year in Poland. We have helped plant over 7,000 trees
Autumn 2025
Spring 2025
Spring 2024
Autumn 2023
Spring 2023
Autumn 2022
Spring 2022
environmentally friendly actions
Throughout the year, we collaborate with a company that assists us with tree planting. You can find more information here: https://posadzimy.pl/firma/treetale/.
Personally, we value the idea of SLOW LIFE, which is why we implement it in our work as TreeTale. Let’s create a better planet. It’s our home.
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