Backyard Fire Pit

Lori S
by Lori S
2 Materials
$700
6 Days
Medium

We created this fire pit space in our backyard and use it all the time.

Enclosed backyard fire pit area.

4 turquoise adirondack chairs from Walmart.

Stone border from Lowes.

Rocks delivered from local home & garden store.

Fire pit from Target.

Fire pit flag from Etsy.

Pillow fabric from JoAnn Fabrics.

Turquoise adirondack chairs & fire pit.

First fire of the summer!

Suggested materials:
  • Rocks   (Local home & garden store)
  • Adirondack Chairs   (Walmart)
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  • Cathy Smith Cathy Smith on May 13, 2014
    Love that people use their rooms for double duty. We seldom use our DR any longer. We mostly eat at the peninsula and in shifts. I would love to get rid of my dining furniture and go with more relaxed pieces, creating a reading room/office. I have also thought of painting the furniture but I just cant bring myself to do so. It is from the 70' came from a local high end furniture store, was made by Kling, still have all of the hang tags for each piece and have had it appraised twice. Both times for over $4,000. It is not the monetary issue but the fact that it came with a lovely story that made happy memories for the previous owner and for my family as well. I love the finish on it but feel that the hutch overpowers the space. I would love to have the top part of the hutch removed, but we have no place to store it just to simply tighten up the space. Everyone tells me to leave it as is.
  • Betty Sides Betty Sides on Dec 15, 2015
    Betty New Sides, Lewisville, Tx. This room is precious! What a way to decorate a room that you need to change in your house! You have a lot of talent, thanks for sharing!
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