19 Outdoor Fireplace Projects to Warm Your Evenings
As the temperatures fall and the nights grow longer and darker, outdoor fireplaces become much more than just eye-catching features. By choosing the right project, you’ll extend your outdoor living season by months. Whether you want to make your own outdoor gas fireplace from natural stone or simply use outdoor fireplace kits, check out these top outdoor fireplace ideas from the Hometalk community.
1. Outdoor Wood-Burning Fireplace
This modern wood-burning fireplace is made from cultured stone, so it has a smooth and clean finish. The fire pit table is made from a stainless steel burner. For added
See more2. A Modern and Minimal Outdoor Fireplace
Hometalker Christine shows just how effective minimalistic outdoor fireplaces can be. This austere-looking outdoor fireplace has a painted finish and white logs that
See more3. Light Your Table On Fire!
A fire table is the heart and soul of any party. OnTheFly…DIY created it easily, too. She removed a tile from the table and added a metal planter that sits underneath.
See more4. Tiered Outdoor Propane Fireplace
A tiered fire pit like this separates the dining area from the outdoor kitchen. It’s an impressive statement piece and is perfect for dining with a view. Amber glass
See more5. All in One Oven, Grill, and Fire Pit
Hometalker Andrew spent four days building a traditional Temani grill. It started with a 50-gallon drum that has three rack levels welded onto the sides. The lowest rack
See more6. Create a Focal Point with a Fire Pit
Fire pits create a focal point in the garden. But, sometimes, how you surround the pit creates as much of an impact as the pit itself. Forever Green Landscaping combined
See more7. Add a Roof for Year-Round Warmth
If you want to extend your outdoor time even further into the year, then adding a beautiful roof to an outdoor gas fireplace is a great option. Here, the curvature of the
See more8. Scale-Up Basic Outdoor Fireplace Kits
Outdoor fireplace ideas don’t get more extravagant than this. It started as an oven builder’s kit but eventually became a fully-functioning kitchen, complete with an oven
See more9. Create Ambience with Gas Campfires
Natural gas campfires are warm and glowing. As the flame’s exposed, you need to place your fire carefully, paying attention to the direction of the wind. This natural
See more10. A Gaudi-Inspired Masterpiece
Hometalker Pechnik built his outdoor fireplace in the style of Gaudi’s parabolic arch. It includes glass and ceramics at the top of the parabola, so you can see the whole
See more11. Outdoor Fires That Combine the Elements
The combination of fire and water creates a real wow factor, particularly when this beautiful feature is illuminated at night. Featuring an 8’ drop that cascades down
See more12. An Industrial Patio Heater
A fire pit doesn’t have to be recessed. Hometalker Eamon Walsh used two gas cylinders to create an industrial-style patio heater. He removed the valves with an angle
See more13. Industrial Chic with Concrete
Although widely considered as a traditional feature, a fire pit can be chic and modern. This rustic concrete block on wheels is the perfect example. Not only do the
See more14. An Outdoor Gas Fireplace for Beginners
This is a simple way to add flair to your outdoor space. To create the bowl, use quick setting concrete and smooth it with a wet sponge. Then add a chafing fuel can and
See more15. Raise a Glass by a Bar Fire Pit
A raised fire pit doubles as a bar where you can sit and enjoy an evening drink. The glass case that surrounds the flame is perfect for making sure your drink doesn’t get
See more16. Go for the Organic Look
By using staggered inlaid stone and rustic-colored fire stones on a crossfire burner, Ray Stone created a look that connected with the surrounding natural beauty. As the
See more17. Build an Oasis Away from It All
Most people build outdoor fireplaces close to their homes, but by building one at the end of the garden, you’ll create a tranquil retreat. For extra seclusion, this
See more18. Make Sure Your Space is Multi-Purpose
Fire pits get plenty of use during winter and fall, but by accessorizing properly, you can get the most out of them in summer, too. Use a Kreg Jig to build a top for the
See more19. Add the Finishing Touches
By adding a cover to your propane tank, you’ll ensure nothing ruins the look of your outdoor propane fireplace. If you build a fire pit, it’s unlikely the propane tank
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