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You do not pick the mural on this one, we do. It is a finished hybrid Adirondack chair built from retired skis and snowboard, already made and sitting on the shop floor, priced lower because you are letting us choose. Sold as is with no returns or refunds.
One moose, standing in the mist with the ridgeline going soft behind him. It is a single Adirondack ski chair, built in Colorado from retired skis on a Douglas Fir base and hand painted in exterior oils. Quiet enough for a front porch, tough enough for the driveway.
A full moon hanging over a silver and blue mountain range, painted by hand across the chairback. One Adirondack ski chair, built in Colorado from four to five pairs of retired skis on a Douglas Fir base. Quiet colors, serious construction.
Gold, rust and deep amber layered into the same misty ridgelines, the way the high country looks the last week of September. A single Adirondack chair, hand painted in exterior oils and built in Colorado from retired skis on a Douglas Fir base. Aspen season, minus the traffic on the pass.
Beige and blue, layered ridgelines, nothing shouting. The Mystic Mountains mural runs across a matched pair of Adirondack ski chairs, built in Colorado from real retired skis on a Douglas Fir base. One of our best sellers, mostly because it goes with everything.
The Mystic Mountains mural carries across all four chairbacks in soft blues and grays, a palette that gets along with whatever deck stain you already have. Four Adirondack chairs, each built in Colorado from retired skis on a Douglas Fir base. Sixteen to twenty pairs of skis went into this set, which is a fair amount of downhill history for one patio.
Layered peaks fading into mist, hand painted across two seat backs in weatherproof exterior oils. They are full size Adirondack ski chairs built in Colorado from retired skis, and they already rock on repurposed oak wine barrel slats. Sit in one for ten minutes and you will forget what you came outside to do.
Snow covered peaks stacked back into a pale winter sky, painted soft at the edges so the range seems to keep going past the chair. A hybrid Adirondack chair built from retired skis and snowboards on a sturdy Douglas Fir base. It is a January morning you can leave outside all year.
Layered peaks under a summer sunset, oranges and pinks bleeding into each other the way the sky does around eight o’clock in July. It is a hybrid Adirondack chair built from retired skis and snowboards on a Douglas Fir base, hand painted in exterior oils so the color holds up outdoors. Comes with the ski binding cup holder, of course.
Layered peaks under a July sunset, oranges and pinks bleeding into each other the way the sky does around eight o’clock, with sunflowers painted across the base of the seat back. An Adirondack chair built from retired skis on a Douglas Fir base, hand painted in exterior oils.
The Zia sun in red on New Mexico yellow, painted big and centered on a matched pair. Two Adirondack chairs built from a mix of retired skis and snowboards on a sturdy Douglas Fir base, made in Colorado for people whose heart is one state south. Taos, Wolf Creek and Ski Santa Fe crowd, this one is for you.
The Zia sun in red on a field of yellow, hand painted across three matching seat backs. Each is a full size Adirondack ski chair built in Colorado from retired skis on a Douglas Fir base, twelve to fifteen pairs for the whole set. Nobody is going to mistake this for any other state flag.
This time in a set of (2)! Our Ski Chairs 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
One chair reads as daylight, the other as dusk, both in a quiet beige and blue palette over grey mystic ridgelines. Hand painted in exterior oils on a matched pair of Adirondack chairs, built in Colorado from retired skis on a sturdy Douglas Fir base. Subtle enough for a modern house, still obviously made from old skis.
Green and violet northern lights ripple above the peaks on both of these, set over a dark walnut base that keeps the whole scene grounded. You are getting two matching Adirondack ski chairs, which takes eight to ten pairs of retired skis to build. Painted by hand in exterior oil and sturdy enough to live outside together.
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