In his designing of the Pasadena Rocker, David Moser employed a sculptor’s eye, envisioning the piece as a singular form, rather than a series of components. The rocker is the progeny of a long line of high craft designers builders, including Sam Maloof, Wharton Esherick and New Zealand furniture designer David Haig. Built of dense, workable North American hardwoods, the Pasadena Rocker gives the illusion that it was freed from a single piece of wood.