Thomas B. Morton—a Seasoned Woodworker Creating Stunning Pieces of Furniture

Clean. Elegant. Simplistic.
Very Lancaster County

In Lancaster County, time moves at a pace that lets every moment be experienced. Simple is something to be cherished, and timelessness is something that’s treasured by those who live here and those who visit.

This way of life makes Lancaster County unique, and when that feeling is translated to a tangible work of art, it lasts.

Thomas B. Morton uses clean lines, emphasized simplicity, and understated elegance to embody the beauty of the place where he grew up, so you can bring that same uncomplicated—yet exquisite—character to your home.

“While Others Were Playing Sports or Pursuing Other Talents, I was in the Shop.”

Thomas Morton discovered his woodworking gift early, in high school shop class. His relationship with wood was easy, uncomplicated—synergistic.

As an adult, he joined the family land surveying business. But his passion for woodworking was ever-present. His wife, partner, and best critic, Joanne, finally broke her silence. “I had a sense of his talent, and life is short,” she remembers. And so together, they established Morton Fine Furniture, Inc. in the late 1980s.

Thomas’ dream had been realized.

The Work of Thomas B. Morton

Thomas searches diligently for extraordinary woods native to the Appalachian Mountains, going directly to the sawmills and dry kilns in the area. Good design, quality workmanship, traditional joinery, and meticulous finishing techniques all bring his furniture to life.

His greatest strength is matching the natural wood’s color and grain pattern to maintain balance. Like assembling an intricate puzzle, wood selection is a meticulous process that fuels his passion and shows in every piece of unique furniture he creates.

His work encompasses an impressive list of accomplishments, accolades, locations, and clientele—including designation as a Heritage Craftsman of Lancaster County.

“My work is not only inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright, but reflects Gustav Stickley, Harvey Ellis, Greene & Greene, Roycroft, and today’s Moser, Nakashima, Krenov, and Maloof — all wonderfully creative people.”

Perhaps Thomas Can Add You to His List of Clients

Thomas considers himself a seasoned furniture maker. His stunning pieces raise the spirits of the beholder as a fine work of art would.

You are invited to visit his showroom in beautiful downtown Lititz, PA, or contact him to discuss his work.