Skip to content Boutique hospitality is defined by atmosphere — but sustained by durability. Cobble Mountain hanging chairs are handcrafted in New England using solid oak frames, USA-sourced rope, and marine-grade suspension hardware engineered for structural reliability. Unlike lightweight décor pieces designed for occasional residential use, our chairs are built for repeated guest enjoyment in high-traffic environments. From spa terraces to mountain lodges and coastal retreats, each installation delivers distinctive design backed by real weight capacity and long-term performance.
Kiln-dried oak engineered for strength, longevity, and structural integrity in daily guest environments.
316 stainless steel components designed to resist corrosion in humid, coastal, and spa settings.
Models rated up to 420 lbs — built for shared guest experiences, not decorative display.
Designed for memorable guest moments, the Double offers expansive comfort with a 420 lb rating and room for two adults. Ideal for resort decks, spa patios, and boutique properties seeking a distinctive seating feature that guests photograph and remember.
The Summit provides generous width and reinforced strength for single-guest lounging in premium hospitality settings. A refined option for balconies, spa relaxation areas, and intimate lodge porches where durability must meet design.
• Boutique hotel patios
• Mountain lodges & ski retreats
• Coastal inns & resorts
• Spa relaxation decks
• Luxury Airbnb properties
• Eco-retreats & glamping sites
For nearly four decades, our workshop has produced handcrafted seating rooted in traditional woodworking and handwoven construction. Each chair is built in small batches using USA-sourced materials, with attention to structural integrity and material longevity. Hospitality partners value the confidence that comes from working directly with a domestic manufacturer — not an overseas distributor.
We support hospitality designers, property owners, and boutique operators with dedicated trade access, volume support, and direct communication with our New Hampshire workshop.
