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| Growing up in Chicago, Tom Moser learned to work with his hands from his father, a stereotyper for the Chicago Tribune. Tom’s parents died when he was young, and at age 15 he dropped out of Northbrook High School to join the Air Force during the Korean War. While in high school, Tom met Mary Wilson, whom he married in 1957. Read More |
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| Andy, the second eldest of the Mosers’ four sons, came to the family business via the air force. After helping us design and build our shop in Auburn, he took over the restoration and repairs side of the business. Read More |
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| Drawing on nearly 30 years of professional experience, Aaron Moser heads up corporate business development for his family’s company. Employing his professional background as a chef and restaurant manager in the food service industry and a variety of roles in the high end sector of the furniture industry, Aaron is uniquely qualified to lead the company’s corporate business sector. Read More |
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| Tom Moser's fourth and youngest son, David works closely with his father to develop and design furniture to meet the company's demanding standards and to expand its product line. Read More |
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| It is a rarity nowadays to find someone who has spent the last twenty-plus years of his or her life working at the same job. It is even more uncommon to find over twenty people who share that longevity in the same workplace. Rich Foss is one such person Read More |
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| Bob is a familiar face for many customers, primarily because he has traveled to most of the showrooms and other events doing chair making demonstrations. Read More |
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| Brenda Swett recently joined the ranks of Moser cabinetmakers who have spent more than twenty years working here, twenty-two to be exact. Read More |
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| Ramsy, who hails from Jamaica, has been with Moser for three years. He was a cabinetmaker by trade before coming here, so his eye for detail and passion for the craft has only grown stronger. Read More |
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| All of our upholstered furniture makes a final stop with Carol and our upholstery team prior to being blanket wrapped and sent on its way to its new home. Read More |
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| Tina spends her days building chairs and working with the upholstery team when needed. She has spent over thirteen years at Moser, coming from a position as a team leader at a slipper manufacturer. Tina is one of a handful of employees who gets to come to work with her spouse. Her husband Pat also works at Moser and is a chair maker. Read More |
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| Glenn is one of our longest standing employees, spending over the last twenty-two years of his career here in the shop. Read More |
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| Cory first came to Moser seven years ago and worked in our finishing department, so he has a keen eye for the finished product and inspects every piece before wrapping. He transitioned over to shipping five years ago and now works for our delivery partner, Clark & Reid, spending his days solely working at Moser. Read More |
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| Denny, a recent new first-time dad to daughter Ridley, has spent the last seven-plus years working at the shop. Read More |
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| Harley came to Moser in an unlikely way, having been born in Colorado and spending his time before Moser as an asphalt pavement supervisor. Read More |
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| Anyone walking through the shop can quickly spot Lisa Howard – she usually has a king size bed propped up on her workbench and makes it look like no huge feat. Read More |
