Euromax Authentic European Furniture specializes in custom European style cabinetry for new homes and renovation projects. In contrast to other local cabinetry businesses, Euromax implements new and innovative European technologies that haven’t reached the U.S. market yet. Co-founder Max Krytskiy, originally from Ukraine, brings his extensive experience with custom cabinetry in Europe to the forefront, making Euromax a unique fixture in the market. As the company continues to expand, they’re working to partner with construction companies, designers, and architects in need of a high-quality cabinetry subcontractor.

It all began when founders Mike Shuler and Max Krytskiy met. They both noticed innovative approaches to creating and installing custom cabinetry were sparse, particularly in Utah and wanted to offer something new. “They just knew that if they created this company, it would be something very unique to this market, and they could offer people things that could not be found with other manufacturers,” said Aryna Rasmashkina, Marketing Manager for Euromax.

Each project begins with materials selected based on stability, finish quality, and long-term behavior. They avoid following trends, instead they prioritize clean designs, functional clarity, and durability, which allows for consistency and seamless integration.

Their local presence allows Euromax to coordinate closely with project teams so they can respond quickly and tailor their cabinets to the architectural and environmental conditions of each project. Everything is handled entirely in house, from design to manufacturing to installation. Having all teams under the same roof makes problem-solving and collaboration quick and efficient.

Due to substantial electrical requirements related to the manufacturing process, Euromax initially ran into difficulty identifying a space that could meet their needs. St. John Properties’ signature flex/R&D buildings at Valley Grove proved to be the right fit. Now the mixed-use community is home not only to their manufacturing facility, but also their showroom. The adaptable flex buildings were able to accommodate every team in one space – four in-house designers, two co-founders, a marketing specialist, and four full-time warehouse employees.

And the future looks rife for growth. Euromax is adding more machinery with plans to hire four to five new staff members. “That’s probably the most important for us right now in this economy. When you have a new business that is very specific … you can face some challenges, and we’re just happy that we are able to grow and keep providing our services to those who need them,” said Aryna.