Our temporary Samples Showroom in Soho will close TODAY (Dec. 6th), so stop in today to select from a large collection of floor models, one-of-a-kinds, not-quite-perfect, and first-quality pieces at reduced prices : Thos. Moser

Our temporary Samples Showroom in Soho is the place to shop for the perfect gift for that special someone, especially if that someone is YOU!

15% off first quality items
20% off floor samples
30% off MOSERform
We’ve added to the selection with more customer favorites, as well as unique custom designs and prototypes. Unless otherwise indicated, each piece carries our lifetime guarantee.

THIS TEMPORARY LOCATION CLOSEs TODAY
Our permanent showroom on Madison Ave. will remain OPEN
A special selection of inventory from our design trade-only MOSERFORM line is also available at this event.

This new Soho location is at 83 Wooster St. (just south of Spring St.).

SOHO HOURS
(thru Dec. 6th; closed Thanksgiving Day)
Monday-Saturday: 11am-7pm
Sunday: 12pm-6pm
Photos from Soho (click on photo to enlarge):

All sales at this event are on a first-come, first-served cash/credit and carry basis. No waiting for your pieces to be built, you can have them right away! We'll help you load them into your vehicle, or local delivery from the event can be arranged on site (delivery charge will be based on destination address).

For more information, directions/parking suggestions, and delivery rates, please call 212-343-9760 or send us an email.

Thos. Moser Samples Showroom in Soho:
83 Wooster St.
(just south of Spring St.)
New York, NY 10012
p: 212-343-9760
e: NewYorkShowroom@thosmoser.com

NOT NEAR SOHO? CLICK HERE TO SHOP ONLINE FOR AVAILABLE SAMPLES, ETC.

Featured Artist in Soho
We are pleased to feature William Chickillo in our Soho Samples Showroom as part of our "alternative gallery space" program, which highlights national and local artists in each of our showrooms across the country.

William Chickillo is a plein-air painter and colorist who owes much to American realism and the tradition of landscape painting as practiced by such masters as Albert Bierstadt, Frederick Church, Thomas Cole and George Inness. His paintings, rendered with spontaneity, intensity, fluidity and an understanding of space and light, depict the land as he has seen it. Yet his keen sense of observation does not result in photographic record, but rather a reflection of the land - its moods, its integrity, and its resilience in the face of exploitation and human encroachment.

To view more examples of the artist's work, click here to visit his website.

PLEASE NOTE: Our permanent showroom on the Upper East Side (699 Madison Ave) remains OPEN. Please join us there on Dec. 3rd for a reception celebrating the work of four exciting local artists. For details please click here.