Stone Fire Pit Designs...
Works of Art!

The stone fire pit designs featured here are veritable works of art. Rang-
ing from traditional to contemporary in style,  each design is unique and distinctive, and bears the stamp of its creator!

Striking Design above by California SmartScape

For  example,  the  built-in  design at right incorporates a seating area that
is  perched  high  on  a  mountainside overlooking a pristine waterway . . .

. . . . . . . as does the striking hillside design pictured below by California SmartScape,  based  in San Diego, California.

Though   a  number  of  manufacturers now produce "portable" designs in both natural and manufactured stone (right) -- some of which can be completed on site by do-it-yourselfers  --  the stone fire pit designs that follow are custom tailored for their individual sites. In ad-
dition,  they  reflect  the  creativity of the  designers  and stone artisans that crafted  them . . . . . . . as well as the tastes  and  preferences of the home-
owners that commissioned them.

The next three examples are crafted with natural stone.    Pictured below, left, is a design by P.O.P.S. Landscaping of Marietta, Georgia.

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The  contemporary design pictured at right  uses  stones of varying heights and  thicknesses that have been posi-
tioned vertically to create this unique composition.

Conversely,  the  unusual hand-sculpt-
ed  fire pit  with  matching  "chairs"  in
the image that follows looks like some-
thing out of the Flintstones!  Sculpted by Roger Hopkins of Rocksculptors.com
in Southern California, it is just one ex-
ample  of  a  large and impressive body of work that includes fountains,  sinks, and hot tubs, in addition to fire pits!

Unlike the above-ground designs pic- tured up to this point, the examples
at right and below,  (with  close-up beneath it), are flush with the ground.

Though  each  design incorporates a stone seating area,  the  design that follows  uses a variety of contrasting stone sizes, types and colors for add-
ed interest  --  crushed stone for the substrate or base, flagstone for walk-
ing, and boulders for seating.

Pictured at right is a gas-fueled fire pit that can be safely operated on a wood deck.

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And  finally,  the  poolside fire pit pictured below is a great example of the numerous creative options available in outdoor fire spaces.     Designed to look like an active volcano,  it adds a dramatic night time focal point to an equally dramatic backdrop!

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