skip to main content

landscape design Fireplaces

Looking for fire pit ideas

Angelo Malla-ao

5 months ago

I'm planning to build a affordable fire pit area on this space . My plan is to edge it with timber sleepers and place roadbase and decomposed granite on top.
I'm looking for ideas and tips before I start my little project. I'm not fully committed on the fire pit so any ideas other than firepit will be much appreaciated too.
I'm in NSW, Australia.

Sort by:Oldest

Comments (4)

Kate
5 months ago
What is that room used for. Fire pit can be smoky so I would put it further away from windows. I would make a pretty garden with maybe a small seating area to chill with a shad structure to shade house, unless south facing windows, and seating ,
Julie Herbert
5 months ago
Lovely idea, you can enjoy it all seasons if you add a sail. Keeping it simple , or luxe it up , add interest with staggered paving, add lush plants and it’s another fantastic ‘room’ for you to enjoy.
Related Discussions
We're looking for ideas as to a new covered outdoor area
Q
Comments (2)
While not completely covered, using a pergola might fit in with your roof line. [houzz=]
...See More
1970s home needs help
Q
Comments (2)
Hi there! What a cute home! Here are a few ideas for your back porch area: Depending on what you want to do with the area, you could do a sitting-type area up the stairs, and a fire pit below, or a dining area below, and a fire pit area upstairs. Here are a few suggestions: http://deciture.com/shop/outdoor/9/black-all-weather-wicker-solano-dining-armchair/ http://deciture.com/shop/outdoor/9/solano-all-weather-wicker-dining-table/ http://deciture.com/shop/outdoor/9/tudor-fire-pit-speckled-bronze-finish/ http://deciture.com/shop/outdoor/7/acacia-wood-adirondack-chair/ http://deciture.com/shop/outdoor/7/acacia-wood-2-seat-adirondack-bench/
...See More
I need ideas to make this patio a special little place to sit.
Q
Comments (9)
I agree with lefty. Really think you should cut back the area. Even if you don't pave in the degraded area just plant it will look larger. Two levels shrink the space one level feels more like a room. Also I can tell the fence is your neighbors because the rails are facing your side. I would face the fence so that it looks better in your side.
...See More
Fire place
Q
Comments (1)
A plug in?
...See More
bigreader
5 months ago
I like Julie’s inspiration pic layouts but I’d substitute the fire bowl for a water feature. You’ll get enjoyment of the water from
Inside as well as out.
Julie Herbert
5 months ago
I love water features as well. They look stunning from inside.

Sponsored

More Discussions

Bathroom Additon

1

painting interior of house

0

bathroom redesign / incorporate laundry

0

Upper Funnel vs. Lower Funnel Marketing: Why Smart Brands Focus on Bot

0

Design advice on 2 bedroom addition to 1960's 78sqm house.

1