Adirondack Chairs Collection

Two Adirondack chairs on tropical beach, Seychelles, Indian Ocean, Africa

Adirodack Chair on dock at Horseshoe Lake, Muskoka, Ontario, Canada

Adirodack Chairs on dock at Horseshoe Lake, Muskoka, Ontario, Canada

Adirondack Chairs overlooking Hattie Cove on Lake Superior, Ontario, Canada

USA, Florida, Saint Petersburg, Bending Arc Sculpture, Artist Janet Echelman, New Pier District, 26 Acre Public Park On Tampa Bay

A dog sleeps under a weathered Adirondack rocking chair in Vinales, Cuba

Two red Adirondack chairs in a snow-covered landscape
Two brightly coloured red Adirondack chairs snow-covered, against a snow-covered scene with an evergreen hillside in the background; Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Sun setting over Cottage Life
Four red adirondack chairs sit on a large wooden dock on Okanagan Lake at sunset; Peachland, British Columbia, Canada

Sunset over a lake, Meadow Lake Provincial Park, Saskatchewan, Canada
Bright golden sunset over a lake, Meadow Lake Provincial Park; Saskatchewan, Canada

Solitude in Homer, Alaska

Yellow Adirondack chairs overlooking church on an island in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, Iles de la Madeleine (Magdalen Islands), Quebec, Canada, North America

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Two Adirondack chairs invite relaxation on a tropical beach in the Seychelles, Indian Ocean, Africa, where the sun sets over crystal-clear waters. In contrast, in the USA, Florida's Saint Petersburg New Pier District offers a 26-acre public park on Tampa Bay, where an artist's Bending Arc Sculpture by Janet Echelman adds modern flair to traditional Adirondack chairs. A weary dog finds solace under a weathered rocking chair in Vinales, Cuba, while in Saint Petersburg, Florida, the sun sets over the waterfront. In Cottage Life, a simple pleasure, a couple enjoys the peacefulness of a sunset over a lake at Meadow Lake Provincial Park in Saskatchewan, Canada. Lastly, in Homer, Alaska, the serene beauty of nature is reflected in the yellow Adirondack chairs overlooking a church on an island in the Gulf of Alaska.