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Grey aspen trunks in front, northern lights over the ridge and the Milky Way spilling out behind them. Three pieces: matching Adirondack ski chairs plus a ski side table, all built in Colorado from real retired skis. The mural carries across the whole group.
This is the coolest party ski anywhere & demands to be the life of the party!
Consider it like a team sport, but without the need of any actual athletic skills.
Great conversations often start over this signature item, and even better memories.
We can paint anything on them you want as well- additional fees may apply for customs.
Four Adirondack hybrid chairs carrying one hand painted grey mountain mural across the set. The palette is muted greys and soft ridgelines rather than bright color, so it reads calm instead of loud.
Layered peaks and a pine forest painted in silver, grey and charcoal, with not one bright color anywhere and none needed. A matched pair of Adirondack rockers built from eight to ten pairs of retired skis, rocking on repurposed oak wine barrel slats. Quiet enough to go with whatever your deck already has going on.
This Set of 4 – Grey Set of 4 – Grey Stain Monochromatic Forest Mural Snowboard Bench + 2 Chairs & a Side Table offer a sporty outdoor vibe, making them a great addition to any venue. With their stylish appearance and customizability, you will have a truly original piece. Built with quality in mind, these chairs offer both comfort and durability.Â
A mountain range in grey, black and silver, painted so the ridgelines fade back the way real ones do at dusk. This one is a snowboard chair, built from at least three retired boards on a sturdy Douglas Fir base. Wide seat, deep lean, no bright colors to argue with your patio.
A hand painted tribute to Jimi, brushed slowly in exterior oils across the back of an Adirondack ski chair. Built in Colorado from four to five pairs of retired skis on a Douglas Fir base, so the canvas has already been down a mountain or two. For the person whose record collection still starts at the good stuff.
The Colorado flag rendered in one quiet color family, big C and mountain ridge included, with none of the usual primary colors shouting for attention. It is a full size Adirondack ski chair built in Colorado from four to five pairs of retired skis on a sturdy Douglas Fir base. Weatherproof oils, a real ski binding cup holder and a 400 lb capacity all come standard.
This set of (4) hand painted hybrid ski/snowboard chairs offers the perfect cycle of furniture for peak aesthetics year round.
Bringing stylish looks you’ll be sure to get lots of compliments on.
Built with quality in mind, these chairs also offer both durability and comfort. The perfect way to furnish any patio or yard!
One color, many values, mountains stacked back into the haze until the last range nearly disappears. A pair of hybrid Adirondack chairs built in Colorado from retired skis and snowboards, hand painted in exterior oils. Restrained, for us.
A mountain range worked in a single tonal color family across two matching seat backs, quiet enough to live next to any other furniture you already own. Both are full size Adirondack ski chairs built in Colorado from retired skis, eight to ten pairs for the set. Proof that a mountain does not need six colors to look like a mountain.
A moose and a bear holding their ground in front of electric mountains, painted in colors that do not exist in nature and look terrific anyway. Two tall chairs, 55 inches high, built in Colorado from retired skis on a sturdy Douglas Fir base. Hand painted in weatherproof exterior oil.
Mountains and forest painted across two seat backs, and both chairs already ride on rockers made from repurposed oak wine barrel slats. A matched set of two Adirondack ski chairs, built in Colorado from eight to ten pairs of retired skis on Douglas Fir bases. The rocking is included here, not an upcharge.
With this 2-person ski chairlift bench + fine art skier canvas wall print, you have the chance to own a truly unique piece of furniture and the perfectly matched skier wall piece.
Put it in your entryway, living room, deck or anywhere you want an amazing statement piece! Sit back and let your trouble melt away and let your smile grow as you recall all your best days on the slopes with friends and family!
This set includes the accompanying wall print, an original art by David V. Gonzales – metal print at 24″x32″.  “Unchartered Pow”
“David is a locally recognized and award-winning artist whose works are in private collections worldwide. He has created numerous artworks for national and international sporting and festival events. David is known for his energized paintings.”
With this 3-person ski chairlift bench + wall art combo, you have the chance to own a truly unique piece of furniture with a perfect matching fine art skier canvas wall print.
Put it in your house or entry way, or even on your deck for a relaxing seating area or even right outside a store front for a special atmosphere. Sit back and let your trouble melt away and let your smile grow as you recall all your best days on the slopes with friends and family!
The canvas wall print is original art by David V. Gonzales art – 28″x35″ wide. “Holy Pow Adventure”
“David is a locally recognized and award-winning artist whose works are in private collections worldwide. He has created numerous artworks for national and international sporting and festival events. David is known for his energized paintings.”
The mural goes on last. By then the skis have been stripped and sorted for color, the Douglas Fir frame is together, and the chair is already a chair. Then somebody in Manitou Springs sits down in front of it with a brush and a can of exterior oils and puts the Tetons across the seat back, or a September ridgeline, or a guitar player from 1968. That last step is the whole category.
Fine Art Chairs and Benches is where the painting leads. Every piece starts the way the rest of the shop starts, four to five pairs of retired skis for one Adirondack chair, at least three boards for a snowboard chair, all of it on a Douglas Fir base built here in Colorado. Then a painter works a mural directly across the topsheets and the edges in high quality exterior oil paint. Real brushwork, never a decal.
The subjects come from customers more often than from us. National parks, home mountains, Front Range red rock, moose and elk and one persistent Bigfoot, sugar skulls, columbines, northern lights, and portraits of whoever was on the record player in 1974. Nearly every design in here started as a phone call.
One of the more detailed pieces in the National Parks group. The painters work slowly through the rock faces and the light on the snowfields, because that skyline falls apart if you rush it.
Big hair, wild color, painted the way a 1968 concert poster would have done it. The artist is your choice. Rock, country, blues, and one very specific jazz drummer so far.
Mystic Mountains painted across four chairs, so the ridgeline starts on the first seat back and finishes on the last. Sets of two and four both work this way.
The skis get their base color first, laid down and leveled so the artwork has something honest to sit on. After that the painting runs back to front. Sky and haze go in first, ridgelines next, then trees and foreground detail last, carried straight across the gaps between skis so the scene reads as one picture instead of eight stripes. Curing takes real time, which is part of why a made to order piece runs two to four weeks.
All of it is high quality exterior oil paint. That means a mural chair can sit outside through a Colorado winter and still look like art in April, and it means nobody has to panic about a spilled drink. Fine art you are allowed to spill on.
This is the biggest group. Grand Teton, Glacier, the Maroon Bells at sunset, Garden of the Gods with Pikes Peak and the Manitou Incline climbing up the middle, Mystic Mountains in four seasons, Alpenglow forest, mountain lakes, and forest scenes in full color or grey scale. If your place is not on the shelf, describe it or send a photo and we paint that one instead. Most of the designs here exist because somebody did exactly that.
Jimi Hendrix, Bob Marley, Doc Holiday, Wyatt Earp, Spock, a man and his dog, and sugar skulls both bearded and clean shaven. There is a throne built from layered stainless steel Volant skis that looks like it belongs in a dragon show. We have not turned down a subject yet, which probably says more about us than about the people asking.
A mural does not have to stop at one chair. Matched sets of two and four carry a single scene across every piece, and side tables and benches get pulled into the same scene when they are part of the order. A single snowboard makes a bench, so snowboard bench murals get a wide uninterrupted canvas, which is why the Bigfoot and northern lights scenes tend to land there. Porch swings and lift benches are handcrafted replicas unless the product name says the piece is a genuine original. Wall art runs from small ski panels up to office murals at 96 inches, painted by the same hands.
Worth being clear about, because it comes up on almost every business call. A mural is painted by hand in exterior oils, never a decal. A logo is a different job. A logo goes on as a logo decal floated onto a painted background, because a mark has to hold its exact shape and color and a brush is the wrong tool for that kind of precision. Aluminum appliques and plastic appliques are the other two routes, each priced differently, and the logo can sit on the front of the piece or on the back. Branded work is quoted on a call instead of listed.
Yes. Every mural in this category is painted by a person with a brush, in high quality exterior oil paint, directly onto the skis and the frame. Never a decal. That is also why no two chairs come out perfectly identical, even when they carry the same design name.
That is most of what we do. Send a photo or describe the view and we will talk through what works on a seat back, since a chair is a tall narrow canvas and some scenes need to be recomposed to fit it. Portraits, pets, cabins, home resorts and trail maps have all been done. Call 303.775.7273 and we will quote your idea.
Exterior oil paint is built for it, and these chairs live on decks and porches across Colorado. Sun is harder on any painted surface than snow is, so a piece in hard afternoon glare holds its color longer with some shade. The 3 year hassle free warranty applies wherever you put it.
Two to four weeks for most made to order work, because the base coat, the mural and the cure each need their own time. Detailed portraits and multi piece sets sit at the longer end. Some finished pieces are ready to ship right now, so if you are working against a birthday, tell us the date when you call and we will be honest about whether it is doable.
Yes, and it is one of the better things we build. The scene is composed across all the seat backs at once so the ridgeline continues from chair to chair when they are lined up. Sets can also be painted as four seasons of the same range, which is what the Four Seasons Mystic Mountains group does.
Both, and plenty of these end up inside. The paint and the build are weatherproof, but a detailed mural chair often gets bought as art first and seating second, so it lands next to a fireplace or in an entryway where people actually look at it. Nobody here will judge you for keeping the Tetons out of the weather.
Tell us what you want painted and we will quote it. Call or text 303.775.7273, or keep looking through our Adirondack Ski Chairs, Ski Benches, Ski Wall Art, Custom Designs, Sentimental Pieces and Ready to Ship. Local delivery across Colorado including Colorado Springs, Denver, Breckenridge, Vail and Aspen, and we ship nationwide to the lower 48.
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