Adirondack chairs are a type of outdoor furniture known for their wide armrests and slanted backs, designed for comfort and relaxation. Originating in the early 1900s in the Adirondack Mountains of New York, these chairs are typically made from wood, although modern versions can be found in plastic and other materials. The design features a simple, rustic style that complements various outdoor settings, from gardens to patios. Adirondack chairs are often used for lounging, reading, or enjoying nature, making them a popular choice for homes, cabins, and resorts. Their durability and timeless appeal contribute to their enduring popularity.