Why call them Adirondack chairs?

The Adirondack chair got its name from the Adirondack Mountains in New York State, where it was born. The original design inspiration for this chair came from this magnificent and tranquil natural environment.

In the late 19th century, a man named Thomas Lee designed this unique chair to make his outdoor life in the Adirondack Mountains more comfortable. This chair quickly won people's love with its wide seat, tilted back and raised leg design, and gradually became popular in the local area and even the United States.

In order to commemorate the place where this chair was born, people named it "Adirondack chair". Today, this chair has become a classic of outdoor furniture, and is as loved and sought after as the Adirondack Mountains.