Thomas Moser, a self-taught woodworker and founder of Thos. Moser Furniture, passed away at age 90. He was renowned for his meticulous craftsmanship that revived traditional American furniture styles, notably influenced by the Arts and Crafts movement and Shaker designs. Moser’s approach emphasized handmade quality using locally sourced woods, starkly contrasting the mass production of midcentury modern furniture. Under his leadership, the company grew significantly, employing around 60 craftspeople and producing 10,000 handcrafted items annually. His commitment to artistry and sustainability defined his legacy in the furniture industry.
Mr. Moser valued craftsmanship and sustainability, using only local wood and hand-finishing each piece to ensure quality and a connection to traditional American furniture making.
With a commitment to preserving the Arts and Crafts movement's legacy, Thos. Moser Furniture provided an antidote to the mass-produced furniture market, emphasizing the beauty of handcrafted work.
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