Meridian has arrived in Los Angeles! Make plans to stop by our showroom to view this remarkable new collection. Meridian draws inspiration from diverse sources, principally Danish and Shaker influences, while adding David Moser’s distinctive creative touch. While also available in cherry, this is our first collection to be introduced in ash as the preferred species, which allows the grain and texture of the wood to come to the fore and adds a clean, modernist feel. ---------------------------------------------- ABOUT OUR LOS ANGELES SHOWROOM Our seventh national showroom is located in the Helms Bakery Building in Culver City, just west of downtown Los Angeles. This 4,000 square foot space has been renovated with sustainable and green products, and design installations that evoke our deep connection to the sustainable bequest of the great American black cherry forests, our signature wood species. To learn more about this wonderful space, CLICK HERE to read the press release (pdf). ---------------------------------------------------------- Showroom Doubles as Art Gallery In addition to showcasing Thos. Moser furniture, we are an alternative art gallery where local and national artists will display their works on an ongoing basis. To honor our roots, in additional to the featured artists noted above, we are proud to display/sell works from artists with a Maine connection. Listed in alphabetical order Ray Carbone –wooden live-edge bowls www.natureartists.com Tim Cichocki – pottery No website, please contact through the LA showroom FIELD – four plywood pencil drawings (seen in our catalogs) and a permanent wall installation www.f-i-e-l-d.com Tanya Fletcher – 18 small paintings that go together as diptychs and quads of the shop workers’ hands www.tanyafletcher.com David Lancaster – wooden bowls www.heirloombowls.com TJ (Tom) McDermott – carvings www.tjmcdermott.com Tandem Glass Works – glassware by artists Terrill Howard and Charlie Jenkins terrilldesign.blogspot.com/2007/04/tandem.html John White and Odd Inq Pottery – vases and beeswax lamp www.oddinq.com
