firepits

I like the way the wall and the greenery embrace and enclose the fire pit.

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I love this one. It feels intimate and cozy. I like the capstone being wide enough for a tray. That'd come in handy when making s'mores. And the barrel planter off to the side of the pit area is a nice touch, as is the tree in the background. Seeing the lighted house also adds another layer of warmth to the scene.

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Love this tree.

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A brown pebble stone concrete pad, a fire pit from the Copper Fox in Leipers Fork, some Adirondack chairs and landscaping could make a nice set up for me.

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This is rather neat with the swing tucked beneath a pergola. I like the extra measure of privacy something like this could afford.

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I like the lighting on the distant grove of tall trees.

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This is really cool. It looks small and cozy.

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Of course, this is a huge house. A fire pit this big would gobble up my back yard.

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This one looks expensive, but I like it best so far. I like the height of the pit, the stone and capstone, the walls that embrace the pit protectively, and the space it affords to move around or add chairs for extra guests.

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Not sunken, but the walls give it that effect.

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I like the look of this one.

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