Our story
We started Treecom because most furniture online photographed well and held up for about a year.
Built to be lived on, not once
Every frame is load-tested for at least ten years of daily use before it earns a place in a collection.
Paid fairly, on time
Our workshop partners are paid on delivery, not on sell-through — the risk is ours, not theirs.
Small batches, on purpose
We'd rather sell out of a run than warehouse a thousand pieces no one asked for.
The workshop
“Every joint is cut by a person who will tell you if it isn't right.”
We work with four family-run workshops across two states — the same hands, season after season, so the joinery doesn't drift and the finish doesn't get thinner to hit a price.
The materials
“Weight before finish. Everything starts with how the wood or the weave holds up.”
We reject more timber than we accept. If a board doesn't hold its shape off the kiln, it doesn't make it into a Treecom frame — no matter how the grain photographs.
The fit
“Scaled for real rooms, not a single showroom vignette.”
Every piece is tested against a range of room sizes before it ships — not just photographed once in a large, empty studio. It costs more to check. It's also the only way it actually fits.
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