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Blue ridgeline up top, green timber below, hand painted across two matching seat backs the way the drive to the trailhead actually looks. Both are full size Adirondack ski chairs built in Colorado from retired skis, eight to ten pairs for the pair of them. Weatherproof oils, a real ski binding cup holder and a 400 lb capacity on each.
A Colorado flag under a sunset cloud mural, hand painted across skis and snowboards on a hanging Adirondack style porch swing. Roughly 56 inches wide, 28 tall and 36 deep, made to order so no two come out alike. Most people skip the binding cup holders on a swing, for reasons that turn obvious around drink number two.
Boots off, coat up, one piece of furniture instead of two. This entryway bench and coat rack combo is built in Colorado from retired skis and snowboards, hand painted in weatherproof exterior oils. It measures 44 inches tall by 36 inches deep and 60 inches wide.
Four hybrid ski and snowboard Adirondack chairs, each one hand painted with the same blue mystic mountain range in a different season. Summer, fall, winter and spring, sitting in a row. Set them around a fire pit and your patio finally has a story.
Sage and seafoam ridgelines under white snowfields, with a row of orange sunflowers painted along the bottom of both seat backs. A matched set of two Adirondack chairs, built in Colorado from retired skis on a redwood stained Douglas Fir base.
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.
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!
Alpenglow on a painted ridgeline, orange bleeding up into cold evening blue across two matching seat backs. These are hybrid Adirondack chairs built in Colorado from retired skis and snowboards on sturdy Douglas Fir bases. That last twenty minutes of light, held in place permanently.
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.
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.
Pikes Peak standing behind the red rock fins of Garden of the Gods, hand painted in exterior oils across a single retired snowboard. The bench is built in Colorado and measures 44 inches tall by 36 inches deep and 60 inches wide. Weatherproof, so the porch is fair game.
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.
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