Anne and George’s home is a reflection of the choices they made. “Choosing Thomas Moser has been the most rewarding,” says Anne. The ethos of craftsmanship, integrity, and thoughtful design is something they deeply appreciate, and it’s what keeps them coming back to the furniture maker. Anne closes by saying, “These pieces are not just furniture; they are part of our lives, our history, and the legacy we will pass on. And that, to us, is the true essence of great design—when something not only fills a space but also fills the heart.”

In the nearly twenty years since Jim began documenting his work, he’s crafted over 1500 pieces of furniture. The pages of Jim’s notebook represent a cross-section of his life as a maker. Each graphite-marked line represents a branch of his craft. The folded and tattered edges recall the years, countless hours, and memories he has dedicated to creating furniture that will live on for years. 

Essential oils are not only effective for keeping bugs away, but they have multiple uses and benefits in many other areas of our lives. Learning these uses and incorporating the different oils into our daily routines can bring us enjoyment and support a sustainable lifestyle for ourselves and our families. 

Lifetime Achievement Award — Introduction Boston Design Week, 2023.

Essential oils are not only effective for keeping bugs away, but they have multiple uses and benefits in many other areas of our lives. Learning these uses and incorporating the different oils into our daily routines can bring us enjoyment and support a sustainable lifestyle for ourselves and our families. 

Mason Faucher’s journey into the world of furniture making was a serendipitous one. He started at Thos. Moser, in 2015, fresh out of Eastern Maine Community College in Bangor, Maine, armed with a fine woodworking and cabinetry degree. Mason’s transformation to a dynamic and versatile craftsman over eight years at Thos. Moser is a testament to his passion for working with wood

In the heart of Midcoast Maine, nestled on a piece of land that has been in the family for over a century, stands a home that embodies timeless elegance, comfort, and a deep commitment to quality. The house, completed in 2022, is a meaningful intersection of past and present designed to host family gatherings and moments of solitude for the two artists.

The Inwood Library– Joseph and Sheila Rosenblatt Building is Manhattan’s northernmost branch, serving a large, multi-ethnic community. The new space features dedicated areas for adults, kids, and teens—including a new Teen Center with enhanced programming, resources, and technology for young adults; flexible community spaces and quiet study rooms; updated technology and systems; and a new collection of books for all ages.

In the heart of Lewiston, Maine, the legacy of the Bates Mill weaves through the history of the community like threads of the cherished textiles it once produced. Established in 1850 by Benjamin Bates, the Bates  Manufacturing Company swiftly grew into one of New England’s largest textile manufacturers.

At the beginning of 2020, we all took a step back. We paused, reassessed, and headed into an unforeseeable future. Interior designer Alex Theofanidis took this time to step back nearly 50 years to begin redesigning her future.

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.