A graphic with the phrase "know where your tree grew" and illustrations of various tree leaves, including oak, ash, elm, sycamore, walnut, cherry, poplar, and chestnut.
A dining room with a large wooden table surrounded by beige upholstered chairs. There is natural light coming in through large windows, showing a view of a green hedge outside. A fireplace with a white mantel is on one side, decorated with small plants and ornaments. The floor is wooden with a patterned finish.

All of the wood used to make our tables comes from trees that have been grown in Britain.

“Each Nuthatch table comes with a certificate of provenance showing where in the UK your tree grew”

 
“Only China imports more wood than than the UK. We import £7.8 billion of timber a year, whilst neglecting our own supplies. ”
— Grown in Britain

Not only is it environmentally costly to transport wood such huge distances, there is also the issue of knowing the impact on the local environment. It is easier to be sure that the forest where your tree grew is being managed well when you can go and visit it, compared with a forest in a different continent.

A lot of wood used to make furniture in the UK has travelled huge distances before it reaches your home. In some cases the wood has travelled from the other side of the planet.

Healthy, well-managed woodlands contribute to cleaner air, lower flooding risk, and more thriving habitats for nature.

Matt, founder of Nuthatch Creations, with saw dust in his hair in the workshop

Matt has a lifelong passion for sustainability.

He holds a degree in environmental science, studied in both the UK and Canada, and has spent 25 years working in sustainability education, with a particular interest in trees and forestry.