Eugene Hrebeniuk

Who we are and why we do what we do.

Have you ever wondered that the table that stands in your living room is part of history?
That this piece of wood - beautiful, embossed with character has seen more than you have? Every dry tree that has become part of the table has lived 50, 80, 100, 200 years. It's like touching eternity. To a time that cannot be lived in one human life.

This old walnut tree saw my grandfather as a boy and now watches him as an old man. And my grandfather will go to a better world. And the nut stays to watch. Isn't that wonderful? Stop for a minute and think about it. Dozens of generations of people, wars, droughts, times of peace and quiet, harvest years and famine years, full-flowing and after-dry rivers. Time flowed past him and he just stood and watched. Delightful. And now he has become part of your story as well. Treat him with respect.

When we process that tree and reflect on what it has seen, admiration, respect and peace comes.

We try to make eternal what is already withered. We hope our creation will be pleasing you, your children and grandchildren for a long time.
You will have our piece for a long time.

We just do what we love. This is our story. Become a part of it. But only if you really wan...