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In the years since Tom Moser founded our company, we’ve trained master craftspeople 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. Please enjoy some of our stories, advice, and musings below.

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A Modern Victorian Kitchen

Posted March 23, 2023

Located on a beautiful property outside Boston, the homeowners had done extensive renovations to their Victorian home, saving the kitchen for last. The homeowners wanted a design that was mindful of the home's origins but felt fresh, modern, and functional for this busy family; that's when they turned to designer Karen Swanson.

Kitchen Island with aria stools in walnut

A Designer’s Dream Kitchen

Posted February 24, 2022

If you could design your dream kitchen, what would it look like? For Betsy Barmat Stires, owner of DC-based design firm Frog Hill Designs, the opportunity to create a showhouse where she was the client allowed her to transform a blank canvas into an elevated space with refined details.

Bedroom with walnut pencil post bed, vintage burl dresser and windsor chair. Exposed timber beams with white rug.

Design Spotlight: Marianne Jones

Posted December 15, 2021

Chosen for her ability to understand every step of the building and decorating process, Marianne Jones' clients praise her ability to listen to their ideas and transform them into the most beautiful interiors that fit their personality and style.

A Cozy and Curated Coastal Farmhouse

Posted August 31, 2021

The Ferguson's found their four acres of heaven in Yarmouth, Maine. Resplendent with towering pines and verdant landscapes, they worked with local interior design firm Nicola's Home to create a three-bedroom contemporary coastal farmhouse that offered first-floor living with plenty of room to entertain and spaces that captured both their personalities.   

Design Spotlight: Elizabeth Vallino

Posted April 16, 2021

Elizabeth Vallino traces her aesthetic formation to ballet class. This introduction to form, language and culture was the beginning of a lifelong fascination with classical and old-world elegance. We sat down with her for a quick Q & A about her approach to incorporating the Continuous Arm Chair's classic look into her clients' modern interior.

Design Spotlight with Jennifer Magdol

Posted March 15, 2021

Located within San Francisco’s Golden Gate Heights neighborhood, this 1949 single-family home derives its inspiration from coastal forests and the Pacific Ocean.

living room with cherry wood lounge chairs, cherry side tables, glass fireplace, recessed shelving

Designing an Open-Concept Space

Posted October 26, 2020

When a couple wanted to downsize they sold everything except their Moser furniture. We sat down with their designer, Marcye Philbrook, and asked her how she artfully designed and integrated elements of their existing Moser pieces to create a contemporary home.

Resimercial Design

Posted September 17, 2019

Resimercial design blurs the lines of work and home by incorporating flexible spaces that double as a meeting space, a comfortable place for a quiet brainstorm or coffee break with colleagues that evoke a sense of comfort and shape how we view the modern workplace.

New Gloucester Rocking chair by stairwell, white vase, juniper bough

The New Gloucester Rocker

Posted October 17, 2022

A rocking chair emanates nostalgia, a sense of comfort, relaxation, and a lulling quality made for front porches, tucked-away corners, and quiet nurseries. “Since the chair was designed and built in our New Gloucester workshop, we called it the New Gloucester Rocker, and it became one of our signature pieces,” says Tom Moser.

1972: A Bold New Approach to the Classic Moser Aesthetic

Posted October 10, 2022

To celebrate 50 years, we have crafted a new, limited-edition design that celebrates our craft and honors our roots. 1972 gleans the nuanced traits of the classic Moser aesthetic developed by Tom with the sculptural influences of David Moser, creating an entirely new form that feels familiar yet is a catalyst for a new era of design

Young Tom Moser sitting in chair in living room

“Hang On!”

Posted September 9, 2022

A constant dictation of Tom’s designs is by drawing upon historical antecedents and pushing them a step further. The look of the Bowback Stool is no stranger to this formula. The signature backrest of the stool is a wooden permutation of cousin Walter’s motorcycle panic bar.

The Harpswell Chair: From Humble Beginnings to Dignified Design

Posted February 18, 2022

From Popes to Presidents, dining rooms to boardrooms, the Harpswell Chair brings quiet distinction to any space. Read how an ill-pitched tent would lead to a life in Maine and the name of the Harpswell Chair.

The Birth of an Icon

Posted June 1, 2021

In collaboration with The New York Public Library (NYPL), Thos. Moser designed a chair that is more than just a piece of furniture – it’s a symbol of the Library, its mission, and its vision for the future.

The Anticlastic Curve

Posted May 11, 2021

In 2014, aboard a ferry from Portland, Maine, Tom and Mary Moser headed 185 nautical miles northeast to Nova Scotia. But it wasn't the scenery that caught Tom Moser's eye; it was the simple cafeteria chair he was sitting in.

The Mower that Moved Us

Posted March 25, 2021

In a field along Cobb’s Hill Road, across from the old vestry that served as Thos. Moser's first showroom rests a rusted 1800's sickle bar mower. The purity and austerity of the traditional handwork in these iron seats captivated Tom Moser. In 1978, Tom began carving the first iteration of the High Stool.

The Ultimate ‘Chairness’

Posted April 5, 2021

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.

A Thos. Moser Coloring Book

Posted November 19, 2020

This coloring book is meant to bring the family together around the table or snuggled in by the fire with a cup of cocoa to share stories and that child-like wonder that makes it the most wonderful time of year.

The Omni Clock

Posted October 27, 2020

Our latest accessory, the Omni Clock, is a nod to those traditional forms we first set out to create- rooted in functional utility and a celebration of the material. Inspired by Shaker designs, the clock features clean lines sculpted from solid North American cherry or walnut.

The Island Stool

Posted September 30, 2020

The Island Stool is a contemporary nod to the past, drawing inspiration from an old Shaker utility stool found in Tom and Mary Moser’s first home in Maine, a 200-year-old farmhouse in New Gloucester.

The Unity Table

Posted September 10, 2020

The Unity Table design echoes themes seen in mid-century modern design, where it derives its form through its elegant dedication to purpose. We have embraced these tenets and created a table that demonstrates our admiration for the strength and beauty inherent in furniture hand-crafted from solid wood.

Living room with pink walls, walnut sofa with cushions and blankets, coffee table in walnut wiht cherry tray fruit and cheese, console table in back left with water vase and ceramic cups, and wooden lounge chair in front left with wooden arms and upholstery

The Studio Collection

Posted May 7, 2020

Our new Studio Collection is nothing short of a study in our design philosophies of clean, simple lines, discreet integration, and utilization of traditional joinery.

The Mark of a Modern-Day Heirloom

Posted May 11, 2020

Form, shape, and patterns are the intrinsic characteristics of solid wood furniture. With no two pieces of wood exactly alike, every piece of furniture has its own unique identity. These nuances, crafted by nature and finished by hand, create furniture destined to be a one-of-a-kind, modern-day heirloom.

New Products for Spring 2019

Posted March 13, 2019

When considering new pieces to add to our collection, we are often inspired by a combination of historical references, customer ideas, and gaps in our lineup. Our latest designs are no exception.

A Lifelong Love of Woodworking

Posted May 1, 2023

"When you're signing a piece of furniture, you're thinking lots of things; you're thinking, if I'm putting my name on this thing, I've got an attachment to it, it better be good. But you're also thinking, who is this going to? And when they receive that piece, they will probably see this signature and wonder, "Who is this Robert Fisher guy?"

A lined pad of paper sits on a woodworkers workbench. It is flipped open with several loose sheets of paper that have dates and furniture codes written on them. To the left there is an envelope with a name on it and a pen with the cap off.

The Woodworker’s Notebook

Posted March 1, 2023

For Jim Boisvert, life as a craftsman began at age ten. While other children his age tuned into Saturday morning cartoons, Jim watched the Woodwright’s Shop. For the last twenty years, Jim has kept a notebook cataloging every piece of furniture he has made as a Thos. Moser craftsman.

Crafting Captivating Curves: A Conversation with Bob Cabral

Posted June 17, 2022

Curved elements are common in the art of furniture-making, from the apron of a table, the frame of a bed, or the crest of a chair. When it comes to creating curved pieces in wood, there are three essential ways it can be achieved— cut, steam-bent, or lamination.

Building a Family Tradition

Posted November 11, 2020

There is a piece of furniture within the Moser catalog that immediately stands out for each of us. It invokes a familiar feeling of comfort, childhood memories and feels like it was specifically designed just for us. This is precisely how a member of our customer care team felt when they walked through the lobby doors at Thos. Moser and saw the child's size Continuous Arm Rocker.

Wood Moves: Crafting Receptive Designs

Posted September 16, 2020

Building with solid wood takes patience and a deep appreciation of its mercurial nature to create a result that will last a lifetime. Each wood species has its own unique personality, growth pattern, and tendencies to react to the elements in different ways.

An enduring symbol of family and craft

Posted June 11, 2021

For Tom Moser, the American flag evokes a uniquely personal feeling and sense of connection, and at the end of the day, it holds a more profound, unified meaning of family and craft.

Tom Moser’s American Flag

Posted July 1, 2020

As humans, creation and the capacity to create are in our DNA. These creations spark joy within oneself and have the ability to unify the human spirit. For Tom Moser, the spark that led him to craft his artistic rendition of the American Flag came from a photograph of a wooden flag and a gentle nudge from a friend.

Inside the Thos. Moser Workshop

Posted June 18, 2020

The Thos. Moser workshop is a playground to the makers who call it home. Every piece of our furniture starts its journey in this 80,000 square foot facility in Auburn, Maine. Join us for a peek inside.

Ash: the right wood in all the right places

Posted April 22, 2020

With its straight grain and exceptional strength, ash has long been a staple in the legs of chairs, rockers, and benches throughout our collections. Balancing its strength, ash is also remarkably resilient-- providing just the right "give" to make a spindle Thos. Moser chairback every bit as comfortable as it is beautiful.

A Celebration of the American Forest

Posted April 20, 2020

Since the beginning, Thos. Moser has considered the materials we work as the essential element to success in furniture making. As woodworkers, our materials are inseparable from the environment. In this respect, we have released a special live-edge edition of the Eastward Bench to further express the gratitude we feel towards our materials

Joinery: Beauty and Durability in Equal Parts

Posted March 31, 2020

Exceptional joinery is a celebration of craftsmanship that we expose whenever possible. Properly formed, it works on every level and leaves nothing to hide.

The Beauty in Board Matching

Posted June 26, 2022

Board matching is the subtle art of selecting rough-hewn slabs of wood to match wood grain and color, making the difference between a nice piece of furniture and an exquisite piece of furniture.

Fostering the Next Generation of New England Craftsmen

Posted November 27, 2019

Our partnership with North Bennet Street School began in 2018 based on long-standing mutual admiration. Seeking new ways to support the school’s activities, we reached out to NBSS to discuss forming a partnership and found common ground in Toys for Tots.

Cherry: Beauty Over Time

Posted October 21, 2019

When exposed to sunlight and air, cherry furniture changes color over time, shifting from a light salmon to a deep, rich reddish-brown. This transformation begins in as little as six months. Through oxidation and UV exposure, cherry’s molecular makeup changes the way in which light is reflected, giving cherry its recognizably rich hue. Perhaps, more than any other wood, cherry, when finished with rubbed oil and wax, invites people to touch it.

Mortise and Tenons: A conversation with Andy Pinkham

Posted September 20, 2018

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

Dovetails: A Conversation with Tim Sirois

Posted September 10, 2018

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

Sustainability

Posted April 18, 2023

If there's a common core to all our work, it is our appreciation for the beauty and versatility of North American hardwood. Since the beginning, we have been committed to using the finest materials available. The raw materials we work with are an essential element to our furniture-making success, and as woodworkers, our materials are inseparable from the environment.

Natural Variations Found in North American Hardwood

Posted March 10, 2022

As woodworkers, our materials are inseparable from the environment. From changes in color as the wood ages, grain pattern, and mineral deposits, here are a few natural variations found in the North American hardwood used in Thos. Moser furniture.

Three versatile fabrics for every interior

Posted February 14, 2022

Upholstery makes a piece of solid hardwood furniture cozy, elegant, playful, or sophisticated. Here are three upholstery options that pass the test of durability, feel, and color selection with our furniture specialists time and time again.

Furniture that fits

Posted September 9, 2021

Shopping for furniture has never been easier. Whether you prefer to shop online or in one of our showrooms, we want to make sure you select a piece of furniture that's a perfect fit. To help, we've compiled a list of important considerations for choosing the right furniture for your space.

How to Clean Your Hardwood Furniture

Posted March 29, 2021

Care and cleaning for your wooden furniture is not a one-size-fits-all solution. To clean up the confusion, we sat down with Marc LaBonte, head of our furniture maintenance and installation department, and asked him the best way to care for and maintain our hardwood furniture.

Designing an Inspired Bedroom

Posted February 16, 2023

The prospect of redesigning a space can be overwhelming— a fresh coat of paint, a new layout, furniture, soft goods, and which pieces will be kept and which will be donated? We've taken three of our favorite bedrooms and created inspiration boards using a straightforward formula to show you how to begin creating your designer look.

5 Benefits of an Adjustable Height Desk

Posted February 4, 2021

Sitting at a desk is an unavoidable part of our day for many of us. However, sitting for long periods, day after day, can harm our well-being and productivity. Here are five reasons why we love adjustable height desks.

Creating an Elevated Table Setting this Holiday Season

Posted November 23, 2020

4 Expert Tips for Picking the Right Upholstery

Posted May 14, 2020

Upholstered furniture offers a personalized and unique spin on our hand-crafted wood furniture. With so many options available, we've come up with four expert tips to help you choose the right one.

Pasadena Chair in walnut on left and Aria Arm Chair in Cherry with cream upholstered seat cushion on right

5 Things to Consider When Buying a Dining Chair

Posted July 8, 2021

There's a science to comfortable sitting, and the truth is, there is no one-size-fits-all for dining seating. We've put together a list of five things to consider when looking for seating at your dining room table.

Selecting the Right Table for Any Space

Posted April 12, 2021

Whether you are looking for a table to fit in your kitchen, a formal dining area, or a flexible work environment, finding the right table for your space is key. We've put together a list of important considerations and a seating equation to help you find the perfect table to match your style and space.

Walnut headboard of Sleigh Bed and top of walnut side table, Bed with white linens and eggplant colored throw blanket

Choosing a Bed at Thos. Moser

Posted October 1, 2020

Who are we without a good night's rest? Our guide for selecting the Thos. Moser bed of your dreams will have you resting easy in no time.

Guidelines for Selecting a Stool

Posted August 29, 2019

Are you remodeling the space to include an island, bar, or high-top dining area? In that case, you might need a few pointers for selecting a suitable stool to seamlessly match your style and design aesthetic while maintaining overall function and practicality.

Looking inside a house from outside a doorway. There is a rocking chair in the far corner and in the foreground is a large dark wood table. The house has cedar shingles and there are a few purple chive blossoms in bloom in the lower right hand corner.

A Legacy of Lullabies and Love

Posted May 3, 2023

In 1988, Stacey and her husband were on their way to a summer stay in Boothbay, Maine. Her husband, notorious for driving from point A to point B, making only necessary stops along the way, succumbed to the allure of Portland's Old Port for a brief visit. Stacey, pregnant with their first child, welcomed the detour. As they strolled along the storied streets, they came upon the window of our Portland Showroom and stopped dead in their tracks.

Bedroom scene. A wooden bed with a curved footboard is sitting on a light colored rug. The bed has white linens and pillows. On either side of the bed are wooden cube nightstands with potted plants. To the left is a wooden coat tree. On the right is a wooden chaise lounge chair with black leather upholstery with a black and white photograph hanging on the wall. On the floor is a woven rug.

A Match Made In Cherry

Posted January 23, 2023

In 2014, Doug B. purchased a dark and dated condo in Southwest Harbor, Maine. After a year-long renovation, the new space was clean and contemporary. Being a lifelong fan of modern design, Doug chose to furnish the home with the curved and sleek designs of Thos. Moser. Ready for warmer climes, he listed the condo for sale. His home overlooking the ocean was stunning, but what caught the eye of future owners Elizabeth and Bruce S. was a match made in cherry.

Thos. Moser Continuous Arm Chair on a white background with light shadows.

Worth the Wait

Posted November 9, 2022

What’s something you’ve coveted for years? What about that item caught your eye and stuck with you all this time? For customer Susan B., it was the Thos. Moser Continuous Arm Chair.

Wishbone Table and Eastward Side Chairs in walnut in dining room

Set for Summer

Posted August 15, 2022

The fine art of boat building and furniture making share a symbiosis that enriches the space and the lives of those who visit the Eagle Loft. For Chris, this kinship of craft has created a childhood dream home where he shares meals with friends around a table and chairs designed by a man he met as a child whilst gazing upon a harbor steeped in a rich history of boatbuilding.

A table and chair set up in a white studio space

A Family’s Taproot

Posted August 11, 2022

We usually visualize a landscape or a city street when people ask where we're from. Most of us associate home with natural elements or architecture - rolling hills, lakes, a bustling Main Street, or a favorite tree in the park. But for Donna, her childhood "home" and family's taproot can be found in her dining room.

Edo Trestle Table in walnut and Auburn Chairs in walnut in dining scene with window

A Minimalist Space that Celebrates Everyday Living

Posted September 22, 2021

The kitchen of the Calistri's Massachusets home was dark and dated, and they wanted to create an inviting space where they could comfortably entertain friends and family. Their vision for the new kitchen and breakfast nook was a bright, contemporary, intentionally inspired space molded around their minimalist aesthetic.

Blanket box in cherry sits at the foot of a bed wtih wool blanket draped over the edge

A Christmas Story

Posted September 18, 2021

Mr. Ferguson had second thoughts about hiding the Blanket Box in the basement. Of course, that wasn't until he was lugging the solid cherry box up the stairs at three in the morning on Christmas Eve.

A Cozy and Curated Coastal Farmhouse

Posted August 31, 2021

Crafted for a Life at Sea

Posted June 22, 2021

For us, every delivery is special, but some are truly memorable— such was the case when we delivered a custom pair of Harpswell Chairs and Wing Ottoman and were invited aboard the charismatic skipper's yacht.

More Than a Signature

Posted November 10, 2020

It was upon closer inspection customer David M. discovered that his chair had a unique marking.

A Lifetime Collection

Posted September 25, 2020

“My first purchase from Thos. Moser was a 1986 catalog. I remember sending my $4.00 and spending a lot of time looking through the pages. The catalog was beautiful, and it reflected the company’s attention to craftsmanship,” Linda said. “I still have every catalog I’ve ever received.”

A Squeak of Reassurance

Posted September 25, 2020

When customers Karen and Steve were expecting their first child, they treated themselves to a Moser rocker. But when a subtle squeak sounded with each rock, Karen called Moser customer service. She never expected who would come to her door and inspect her squeaky rocker.

The Heart of the Household

Posted September 25, 2020

The table joined the family in 2008. “It was a time when my husband wasn’t traveling a lot for work. We had dinner there every night as a family, and it was special. We lingered longer, laughed harder, and the experience amplified the table’s meaning. It really was part of the family,” says Vivienne.

The Artist’s Choice

Posted September 24, 2020

“We didn’t want to purchase something that wouldn’t last – and we didn’t want to compromise on a style we didn’t like.” After pondering their research, the two artists returned to the craftsmen whose work they already knew well and selected two High Stools.

Interior of an open concept kitchen and dining room. The dining room is in the foreground where a wooden dining table and wooden spindle chairs sit on top of a blue rug. There is a blue kitchen island with wooden crescent stools and a kitchen with blue cabinetry in the background.

A Place to Retire: English Charm meets California Coastal

Posted May 26, 2020

There is an intertwining of cool blues and warm wooden tones throughout the house, a nod to the ocean and Maine woods. Large windows allow the landscape to filter inward to create a welcoming oasis that allows them to take a deep breath and watch the worries of the world drift away.

Coastal Cottage Designed by Owners’ Daughter Offers Modern Retreat

Posted August 2, 2021

The moment you turn down the nearly 1/2 mi private driveway to the Jennings cottage, you know you are about to experience something magical.

Wooden box made of walnut with woven rope handles

Lieutenant’s Chest

Posted October 23, 2019

For Kimber and Lorraine, long-time Moser customers, the opportunity to join the craftsman in our Auburn shop for a week and build something seemed like a no-brainer. But what would they build? They decided to build a custom Captain's Chest adorned with hand-made rope beckets to celebrate their daughter's accomplishments as a Navy Lieutenant. To reflect her proper rank, they named this adaptation the, "Lieutenant's Chest."

CIR: Memories made by the Kuenstner Family

Posted October 21, 2019

Sharing a week with a group of CIR students is special, no matter what. But when you get a group made up of an entire family, you know there will be some great laughs and a healthy dose of sibling rivalry. The Kuenstener family left us wanting for nothing.

A Collector’s Approach to Downsizing

Posted May 16, 2019

Inside a beautiful 17th floor apartment located with breathtaking views of the Schuylkill River and the City of Philadelphia, is a home rich in character.

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

Posted September 19, 2018

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

Customers

Posted June 4, 2018

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.

Moving the Vestry

Posted November 7, 2022

In 1974, Tom and Mary Moser purchased an abandoned church vestry that would become their first showroom for the token sum of five dollars. The only caveat was that they needed to move it.

Meet Dr. White

Posted September 20, 2022

When asked about the origin of the Dr. White's Chest, Tom Moser recalls, "I remember seeing a stand-alone cupboard with graduated drawers and a sizeable compartment concealed behind two doors on the top at the Shaker Village. I used that as inspiration. The principle was that if a person had a chest of that sort, everything you owned should be able to fit in the chest."

Wooden dining room table with two elongated chairs.

Shaker Your Plate

Posted September 1, 2022

'Tis a gift to be simple begins the 18th-century Shaker hymn. The trestle-style dining table is perhaps one of the oldest and simplest furniture forms in existence; the Shakers raised this form into a work of art.

Victorian home set back in a field with sparse trees on a foggy day

The Pink House: A look inside our 2021 holiday home

Posted September 30, 2021

This scenic location of the owner's new property rekindled the joys of childhood summers spent in Maine. However, this idyllic location lacked one thing: a house. Located one hundred miles away, they purchased a 200-year-old Victorian home and began the process of moving it, piece by piece, to their dream location.

Bedroom with Pencil Post Bed in cherry with white linens and woolen blankets, Shaker round stand in cherry with books and coffee cup to right of bed, Captains Chest in cherry with blankets folded on top sits at the foot of the bed. Picture of a map hangs on the wall

Camels and Outposts: Historical Antecedents of our Pencil Post Bed

Posted September 20, 2021

It's hard to imagine our Pencil Post bed folding down the size of a large suitcase. But the solid wood design was inspired by the early modular English Field Bed, built to support a canvas mattress and canopy of mesh netting to keep out mosquitos. However, if we dig even further into antiquity, we find the roots of our four-poster bed go even deeper.

Unwrapping Innovation

Posted June 8, 2021

Dr. Heibert said, "I want a wheel made entirely of native oak, in the old-world style. No plywood, just oak to age in dignity. Of course, it needs to be perfectly balanced to drive a wooden set of gears and power a generator. Can you do it?"

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

Posted September 1, 2020

When our founder, Tom Moser, began his journey of becoming a full-time furniture maker, the Windsor style had fallen out of favor. Nevertheless, he set out to design his modern iteration of the Windsor chair, a design that would go on to become synonymous with the Thos. Moser name.

Great-Grandpa Joe’s Bookshelf

Posted August 25, 2020

There is a reason we call these pieces heirlooms- they’re the keepers of our family’s history. While the design of Joseph Moser’s bookshelf may be simple, it’s a physical symbol that represents the continuity and love of four generations of the Moser family.

Passing on the Skills of Woodworking

Posted February 25, 2020

As a company, Thos. Moser is made up of a family of master craftsmen. It is through our love of crafting with wood that we continuously share our knowledge with others.

The Moser’s First Maine Christmas

Posted December 13, 2019

Telling the Tale

Posted May 13, 2018

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

Books & Wood

Posted May 6, 2018

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.

The Perfect Pairing

Posted July 26, 2021

To complement the bold and approachable space, the art-driven boutique hotel reached out to Thos. Moser to craft a custom dining chair to create a comfortable refuge for locals and travelers alike that exuded a warm and welcoming space.

Building Big Tables: A Union of Traditional Woodworking and Modern Technology

Posted March 19, 2021

The most significant projects are born through collaboration and a willingness to push the limits. This is how we have crafted tables that span more than thirty-six feet long. Read how we have blended the art of handcrafted furniture with modern technology to create these one-of-a-kind tables.

Honoring Legacy at St. Timothy’s School

Posted May 12, 2020

University of Georgia, Terry College of Business

Posted June 13, 2019

University of Georgia, Terry College of Business

Lawrenceville School featuring the Daniela Table by Thos. Moser

The Lawrenceville School: Abbott Dining Hall

Posted May 23, 2019

A Custom Credenza With Reclaimed Stained Glass

Posted May 23, 2019

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

Posted September 19, 2018

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

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

Posted August 13, 2018

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

Thos. Moser and St. Timothy’s School

Posted August 13, 2018

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.

Harvard Business School

Posted July 2, 2018

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.