Set of 2- Alpenglow Mountain Mural Moose & Bear Ski Chairs
$1,197.00
One chair gets the moose, the other gets the bear, and both sit under a hand painted mountain range lit up in alpenglow pinks and oranges. Each chair measures 35 inches tall by 36 deep and 27 wide. Sold as a set of two so the mural reads across both.
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Description
Alpenglow only lasts about fifteen minutes a day, which is why people keep trying to photograph it and keep failing. Our painters work it in oils across two chairs instead. The peaks run pink and orange behind a moose on one chair and a bear on the other, hand painted on retired skis, so the pair reads as one scene when you set them side by side.
- Set of two chairs, each 35 inches tall by 36 deep and 27 wide.
- Alpenglow mountain mural hand painted in oils, moose on one, bear on the other.
- Suitable indoors or out, with a water and weather proof finish.
- Built on a Douglas Fir base from retired downhill skis.
- Customizable, see the options below if you want different wildlife.
- 3 year hassle free warranty. Yup.
These go into mountain homes, lodges and the front rooms of people who treat furniture as art and sit in it anyway. Wildlife murals are our most requested category, and moose and bear are the two animals nobody has to explain. The pair works flanking a fireplace as easily as it works on a deck.
Mural work is done in oils on retired downhill skis, which means the slats show through the paint and the scene has a grain to it that a flat panel would not. The chairs hold up outdoors, though most owners with a mural this involved keep them under a porch roof out of habit. Either chair converts to a rocker for $75 more on repurposed oak wine barrel slats.
Want elk, a fox or your own dog painted in instead? We can do that. Call 303.775.7273 or see more painted seating in chairs.
