Tomas Vrba Studio is located in Everett, WA, and specializes in wood and stone sculpture- including on-site chainsaw stump carving- as well as fine art restoration.
Tomas is an award-winning wood sculptor and sculpture restorer with over 17 years experience in wood carving, design, and restoration. His work has appeared in galleries in Austria, Slovakia and Seattle, and has been commissioned for a number of notable projects in the Seattle area.
Our Services
We provide custom wood and stone sculpture designed to meet our customers’ unique needs. This includes free standing sculpture, on-site chainsaw stump carvings, as well as custom mantelpieces and door panels. Tomas combines his classical training with modern tools, such as the chainsaw, to create truly unique works of art.
We also provide fully accredited fine art restoration and conservation services in wood and stone.
What Makes Tomas Vrba Studio Unique?
Chainsaw carving may sound like a world away from fine art restoration and conservation, but it is this unusual combination that makes Tomas’ work so unique. He has been working with wood and stone for over seventeen years, both creating his own sculptures and woodcarvings, and restoring some of the finest works of art in the world. Classically trained in woodcarving in his native country of Slovakia, he went on to receive a Master of Fine Arts Degree in art restoration and conservation from VSVU Bratislava, one of Europe’s premier art schools. Before opening his own studio, he worked for a number of years as a restorer and conservator in Vienna.
When he relocated to the Seattle area, Tomas discovered the unique art of chainsaw carving, and the beautiful woods native to the Pacific Northwest. The precision of his classical training, combined with the raw power of the chainsaw, creates a one-of-a-kind sculptures. Whether you are looking for rustic Northwest decor, a chiseled sculpture to rival the best European residences, or something in between, we have what you are looking for. Tomas Vrba Studio truly is European tradition meeting Northwest living.
