Bamboo

Let's start with saying Bamboo is not really a wood but scientifically categorized as a grass. The stalky bamboo stalks are woven together or now even glued together to create some strong wood boards. Surprisingly mankind has innovated in not just using Bambii for intricate furniture but also larger scale pieces.

How is Bamboo Eco-Friendly?

A Bamboo tree takes just 4 years on an average to reach 40 feet making it eco friendly and sustainable.It requires very little water and doesn't need much fertilizers. Bamboo plants release 30-35% more oxygen in the air than other plants. All these incredible features make it eco-friendly.

Usage of Bamboo

Bamboo is 2-3 times stronger than timber and used for making houses in many countries. It predominantly grows in Asia, Latin America and Africa along with some parts of Southern United States and China.Besides furniture Bamboo is making its mark in clothing, agriculture and building material. It makes for beautiful flooring and in many countries you will see it on the wall for texture and interest. It blends in to create perfectly zen like environments.