Fire Feature Ideas: 6 Ways to Add Flame to Your Backyard

A long linear copper gas fire pit lit at dusk

A fire feature is the part of the backyard everyone drifts toward. It sets the mood, extends the season, and gives an evening its center of gravity. Here are six ways to bring flame into your space, from intimate and sculptural to architectural and grand. Every piece is shoppable.

1. A sculptural concrete bowl

Round concrete gas fire pit bowl glowing on a patio

A round GFRC concrete bowl is intimate and modern, perfect at the center of a circle of chairs. Shop the Beton 42" Round Fire Pit β†’

2. A low rectangular fire table

Rectangular concrete gas fire table on a patio

A long, low table puts fire down the middle and a ledge for drinks all around, the most sociable shape. Shop the 72" Rectangle Fire Table β†’

3. A dramatic linear ribbon

Ten foot linear copper gas fire pit

For large patios and big views, a ten-foot ribbon of flame reads as pure architecture. Shop the Copper Canyon 10ft Fire Pit β†’

4. A clean steel statement

Large steel gas fire pit with flames

Powder-coated steel brings crisp, contemporary lines and serious scale for a modern home. Shop the Coronado 96" Steel Fire Pit β†’

5. A flueless ethanol table

Stainless steel ethanol fire pit table

No gas line, no smoke, a clean-burning ethanol table drops fire anywhere, even on a balcony. Shop the Daiquiri Ethanol Fire Table β†’

6. A compact ethanol centerpiece

Black bio-ethanol fire pit table

A smaller ethanol piece brings warmth to a bistro setting or a tight corner with zero installation. Shop the Martini Ethanol Fire Table β†’

Bring fire to your backyard

Not sure which fits your space, fuel, and clearances? Read our gas fire pit buying guide or compare gas versus wood. When you are ready, request a quote and we will help you place the right one.

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