TREKU

Muebles Treku origins date back to 1947 where they started out in a workshop in Zarautz, a beautiful coastal town with a long-established tradition in the area of woodworking and carpentry. The original company name was taken from its founder, Jesus Aldabaldetrecu, a cabinetmaker of enterprising spirit.

The workshop quickly earned a reputation in the region for producing high-quality classical bedrooms. The business underwent a process of industrialisation that was completed by the second generation of the family.

Today, having completed the transition from second to third generation taking over the management of the company, Muebles Treku has consolidated its positions as one of the industry leaders on the Spanish market. Company premises cover an area of 12,000 m2 and the distribution of products has been expanded to several European countries and the USA.

Treku has remained faithful to its emphasis on rigour and coherence initiated by its founder, which results in high quality service and products, while accurately reflecting its commitment to producing contemporary furniture design. Traditional and contemporary – The name ‘Treku’ comes from the Basque surname Aldabaldetreku. Today, the company is run by the third generation of the family, who continue the company tradition of working in a profession they love.

Over the years – over half a century of history – Treku has certainly lived its share of experiences, some of them challenging, including economic crises that have hit the business hard, or the devastating floods of 1953 and 1983. But it is the good experiences that are worth remembering, among them the friendships forged inside and outside the company, the recognition of many loyal customers and the excitement inspired by reaching new markets.

Having learned from the company’s earlier generations, Treku has been able to bring the contemporary and the traditional together successfully in their products, incorporating details that take us back in time. Today, the company continues to broaden its knowledge through contact with other countries, continents and cultures, which teach us something new every day.