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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.
Soft pastel ridgelines fading one behind the other, like foothills on a morning when the fog has not burned off yet. A pair of hybrid Adirondack chairs built in Colorado from retired skis and snowboards on a Douglas Fir base. Quieter than most of what we make, and people notice them anyway.
Deep purple sky scattered with hand laid stars, the kind of sky you only get well away from town, painted across two hybrid snowboard and ski chairs. Built in Colorado from retired boards on a Douglas Fir base, and this set is in stock and ready to ship.
Baja blanket stripes running under a mountain sunset, hand painted across two matching seat backs. These are hybrid Adirondack chairs, built in Colorado from retired skis and snowboards on sturdy Douglas Fir bases. If you owned a Baja hoodie in 1987, you already understand this chair.
A lone skier carving a line through the kind of snow you find yourself thinking about in July, painted across both chairs. This is a matched set of two Adirondack ski chairs, which takes eight to ten pairs of retired skis to build. Hand painted in Colorado and sized for grown adults, not decorative doll furniture.
Orange and rose sky bleeding down into layered blue ridgelines, hand painted in exterior oils so the two chairs read as one picture when you set them side by side. This is a matched set of two hybrid chairs, built in Colorado from retired skis and snowboards on a sturdy Douglas fir base. Wide board slats, narrow ski lines, one very good sunset.
Two chairs, two times of day: one painted with a skier carving through a bluebird morning, the other with the same run at sunset. Both are full size Adirondack ski chairs built in Colorado from retired skis on Douglas Fir bases, and the set takes eight to ten pairs of skis in all. One for the person who rides first chair, one for the person who closes it down.
Pink, coral and deep violet stacked over the Mystic Mountains ridgelines, the ten minutes of sky you always stop the car for. A matched pair of hybrid Adirondack chairs built from retired skis and snowboards on a sturdy Douglas Fir base. Best used facing west.
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