Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
For Nathan, working at Thos. Moser isn’t just a job; it’s a continuation of a family tradition. "I’m building furniture that’s going to last," he says with a smile. "And I’m doing it with the same tools my grandfather used. It’s like we’re building together, even though he’s been gone for years." That sense of a family legacy is not lost on him. "When I signed my first piece of furniture here, it felt amazing," he says. "Not just because I was proud of the work, but because my name is now on something that could last generations—just like the pieces my grandfather made."
For Nathan, working at Thos. Moser isn’t just a job; it’s a continuation of a family tradition. "I’m building furniture that’s going to last," he says with a smile. "And I’m doing it with the same tools my grandfather used. It’s like we’re building together, even though he’s been gone for years." That sense of a family legacy is not lost on him. "When I signed my first piece of furniture here, it felt amazing," he says. "Not just because I was proud of the work, but because my name is now on something that could last generations—just like the pieces my grandfather made."
