Adirondack Collection - Design Within Reach

This sustainable take on the classic Adirondack chair swaps traditional wood slats for ones made from recycled and recyclable plastic. Waterproof, durable, and maintenance-free, it can be left outside year-round and for years to come.

Loll Designs Group Shot

Loll designs are made from
partially recycled plastic in
Duluth, Minnesota.

Adirondack bestsellers

Adirondack Ottoman

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Adirondack Chair

Well-crafted in every detail

Adirondack Chair Standard on Beach — Sustainably made

Made from recycled materials, primarily milk jugs, a single Adirondack Chair diverts about dozens of milk jugs from landfills, and the furniture itself is fully recyclable after use.

Adirondack Two Seater Bench with Lollygagger Side Table — Rugged durability

The material is waterproof, fade-resistant, and maintenance-free. It can be left outside year-round – no need for special covers. It never needs repainting, and you’ll never get a splinter.

Adirondack Chair Standard — Improving on a classic

The Adirondack chair is beloved for its extra-wide armrests that can easily hold a drink, and Loll’s version goes a step further, incorporating a handy bottle opener on the underside of the arm.

Adirondack Rocker Red — Color and comfort

The furniture comes in nine different bright or classic colors, with optional cushions for added comfort. An ottoman and even a rocking chair are also available.

Putting sustainability first

Adirondack Ottoman — Evolution of a classic

A design classic known for its low, deep seat and pitched, slightly curved back fashioned from multiple slats, the Adirondack chair has been a camp and resort classic for over a century. Its first iteration, designed in 1903 in Westport, NY, in the Adirondacks, was called the Westport chair.

Loll Designs Group Shot — Made in Duluth, Minnesota

The designers and manufacturers at Loll’s Minnesota headquarters took everything we love about Adirondack chairs and made them more sustainable and maintenance-free. Since its founding, Loll has kept more than 135 million jugs out of landfills.

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