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A bear standing against a full sunset, hand painted across the back of this Adirondack snowboard bench. Built from retired snowboards, 36 inches tall by 36 deep and 60 wide, finished to sit outside all year. Want the original board graphics instead of the mural? That runs about $250 less.
An F-16 cuts across a Colorado flag and a mountain ridge, hand painted in exterior oils on the back of a snowboard chair. This is an Adirondack built from at least three retired snowboards on a sturdy Douglas Fir base, not a printed panel. Loud in the right way, and it holds up outside.
The outline of Alaska with a bull moose standing square in the middle of it, backed by a sunset running orange into deep blue. A hybrid Adirondack chair built in Colorado from retired skis and snowboard on a Douglas Fir base. For people who left the 49th state but never entirely did.
A saucer hovering over the ridge and Bigfoot down in the trees watching it happen. Two Colorado legends, one back rest, zero explanation offered. Hand painted in exterior oils on an Adirondack chair built from retired skis on a Douglas Fir base.
Alpenglow Sunset Mural – hand painted to last a lifetime.
It’s super comfortable, looks great on patios, yards, fire pits & porches!
You can’t go wrong with this one – and if you’re looking for a gift for someone who loves the mountains…or loves skiing, look no further!
The chair is simple yet classic.  Hand painted, strong, durable, beautiful and great indoor or outdoors.
We know you & they will love it now & for many more years to come!
Aspen leaves drifting across a mountain ridge under a deep night sky, painted over a grey stained finish instead of solid color. A matched pair of ski rocking chairs, built in Colorado from retired skis on Douglas Fir bases. They work indoors as easily as they do out on the deck.
The Maroon Bells at sunset, hand painted in exterior oil paint across the back of the chair. It is a full size Adirondack chair built from retired skis on a Douglas fir base, 50 inches tall by 36 deep and 32 wide, with a ski binding cup holder. No two come out identical, because no two sets of retired skis do.
Golden aspen trunks in the foreground with northern lights running green over the peaks behind them, two things you will almost never get in the same photograph. This Adirondack ski chair is built in Colorado from four to five pairs of retired skis on a Douglas Fir base. Hand painted in exterior oil, and comfortable enough that your couch may start to worry.
White aspen trunks against a gold and rose sunset, with a few leaves turning loose in the foreground. One Adirondack ski chair, hand painted in weatherproof exterior oils and built in Colorado from four to five pairs of retired skis. It is late September on a chair, all year long.
A bear on one chairback, a wolf on the other, both standing against the same burnt orange sunset ridge. Two Adirondack ski chairs built in Colorado from eight to ten pairs of retired skis. Set them side by side and the sunset lines up across both.
A bearded sugar skull in silver and black, hand painted across the back of an Adirondack ski chair. It reads as a bold graphic from across the yard and turns into detail work the closer you get. Built in Colorado from retired skis on a Douglas Fir base.
Bigfoot shows up as a reverse silhouette against a painted sunset, which is about as close as most of us are ever going to get to a sighting. It is a hybrid Adirondack chair built from retired skis and snowboards on a Douglas Fir base. It comes with a matching ottoman, so you can put your feet up while you keep watch.
The Colorado state flag across the back, with a Sasquatch strolling through it like he pays property taxes here. A single Adirondack chair hand painted in exterior oils and built from four to five pairs of retired skis on a Douglas Fir base. Proof of Bigfoot, finally, and you can sit on it.
Timber, snowfields and a hard rock summit, with a very large figure working his way through the trees where the light gets thin. This Sasquatch mountain mural is hand painted in exterior oils on a full size Adirondack chair, built in Colorado from retired skis on a Douglas Fir base.
Bigfoot done as a reverse silhouette, so the sunset burns through the shape of him instead of behind it. This is a hybrid Adirondack chair, built in Colorado from retired snow gear on a sturdy Douglas Fir base and hand painted in weatherproof exterior oils. Nobody knows where the Yeti hides. You might get a sighting from this seat.
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