Thos. Moser Blog

In the 45 years since Tom Moser founded our company, we’ve trained master craftsmen in our workshop, built chairs for universities, popes and presidents, advised customers on everything from fabric choices to how many to seat at dinner, and made countless friends along the way. Read some of our stories, advice and musings below.

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A Look Inside the Set of Our 2020 Holiday Catalog

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Great-Grandpa Joe’s Bookshelf

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The Mark of an Heirloom

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Tom’s Flag: A Celebration of American Hardwoods

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The Birth of an Icon

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Design

The Omni Clock

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Designing an Open-Concept Space Inspired by Moser Furniture

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The Island Stool

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The Unity Table

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The Studio Collection

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Resimercial Design

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New Products for Spring 2019

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Danish Modern

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Inspiration for Danish Modern designs can be traced back to none other than the Shakers. Read about how both these influential design movements inspired Thos. Moser designs.

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Giants of Craft

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For any furniture maker, the greatest inspiration is the bone-deep need to create. Read how Thos. Moser has been inspired by others who share this creative urge.

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Windsor Chair

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In 1977, Thos. Moser sold its first Windsor style chair: the Thos. Moser Continuous Arm Chair. Today, this chair serves as an icon synonymous with the Moser name.

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Woodworking & Craft

Wood Moves: Crafting Receptive Designs

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Tom Moser’s American Flag

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Inside the Thos. Moser Workshop

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Ash: the right wood in all the right places

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A Celebration of the American Forest

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Joinery: Beauty and Durability in Equal Parts

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The Beauty in Board Matching

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Fostering the Next Generation of New England Craftsmen

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Cherry: Beauty Over Time

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Veneer: A Conversation with Bob Cabral

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Mortise and Tenons: A conversation with Andy Pinkham

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The mortise and tenon is one of the classics of woodworking joinery and one of the oldest forms of joinery in the world.

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Dovetails: A Conversation with Tim Sirois

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Craftsman Tim Sirois discusses why the dovetail joint is integral to Thos. Moser design, and what it takes to master this woodworking technique.

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Advice & Education

A Styled Approach to Mixing Wood Species

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4 Expert Tips for Picking the Right Upholstery

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5 Things to Consider When Buying a Dining Chair

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Selecting the Right Table for Any Space

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Choosing a Bed at Thos. Moser

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Guidelines for Selecting a Stool

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Customer Stories

Designing an Open-Concept Space Inspired by Moser Furniture

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A Lifetime Collection

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A Squeak of Reassurance

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The Heart of the Household

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The Artist’s Choice

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A Place to Retire: English Charm meets California Coastal

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COASTAL COTTAGE DESIGNED BY THE OWNERS’ DAUGHTER OFFERS MODERN RETREAT

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Lieutenant’s Chest

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CIR: Memories and Furniture made by the Kuenstner Family

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A Collector’s Approach to Downsizing

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Inspiring Young Minds: St. Timothy’s Students in the Workshop

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Randy Stevens, Head of St. Timothy's School, sends a group of students to our Auburn workshop for an immersive learning experience.

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Customers

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For our first few years in business, our primary method of advertising was word of mouth. Learn about how Thos. Moser's customers grew organically into a community that appreciates quality and fine craft.

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History

The Thos. Moser Continuous Arm Chair, An Icon of Evolutionary Design

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Passing on the Skills of Woodworking

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The Moser’s First Maine Christmas

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Telling the Tale

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As Tom evolved from teacher to woodworker, he used his skills to continue to educate the next generation of craftsmen.

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Books & Wood

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In a library, one is inspired to levels of greater inquiry by those billions of words. Furniture for such a compelling environment should reflect that spirituality and sense of timelessness.

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Waterwheel

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One might wonder what waterwheels have to do with building furniture. Learn how an adventurous spirit, appreciation for craft and utility, and creative thinking have guided Moser since the very beginning.

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Contract Projects

Honoring Legacy at St. Timothy’s School

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University of Georgia, Terry College of Business

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The Lawrenceville School: Abbott Dining Hall

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A Custom Credenza With Reclaimed Stained Glass

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Inspiring Young Minds: St. Timothy’s Students in the Workshop

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Randy Stevens, Head of St. Timothy's School, sends a group of students to our Auburn workshop for an immersive learning experience.

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St. Timothy’s School: Five Arts and Student Center

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St. Timothy’s, an all-girls high school established in 1882 and located in Stevenson, Maryland, is embarking on its most significant modernization and building transformation project in the school’s history

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Thos. Moser and St. Timothy’s School

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There is nothing we love more than when residential customers share their love of Moser furniture with their institutions and businesses. St. Timothy’s Head of School Randy Stevens is one those special customers.

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Harvard Business School

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Over the last 45-years, we have built chairs for presidents, chairs for popes, chairs for poets, and chairs for some of the nation’s leading universities.

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