Cool fire pits

Roasting marshmallows sandwiched in between two crispy graham crackers with melted milk chocolate is better when said bonfire is in the ground rather than above. Courtesy of @odditydaily Stepping down into a sunken fire pit

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21 of the Best Fire Pit Ideas - Garden ideas

Want to be the envy of all your neighbors? A smokeless fire pit is the perfect way to enjoy an outdoor fire without that obnoxious smoke sticking to your clothes, and it's easy to build one of these, too. If you're looking to take your...

Romanstone's new fire pit is literally above the rest. Rising to nearly 40" tall, this unique pit is a statement you can build your backyard (party) around.

Tons of ideas to create the perfect DIY outdoor fire pit area for your backyard. Find the best propane, gas and wood fire pits for your deck, patio and yard. #firepit

Want to be the envy of all your neighbors? A smokeless fire pit is the perfect way to enjoy an outdoor fire without that obnoxious smoke sticking to your clothes, and it's easy to build one of these, too. If you're looking to take your...

These wonderful sunken fire pit ideas are here to make your summer the best one ever. Enjoy more family or friends gatherings outdoor.

A step by step guide to constructing a brick fire pit in your backyard. Also includes DIY 36 inch round concrete form instructions.

Want to be the envy of all your neighbors? A smokeless fire pit is the perfect way to enjoy an outdoor fire without that obnoxious smoke sticking to your clothes, and it's easy to build one of these, too. If you're looking to take your...

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With these backyard fire pit ideas, you can enjoy your outdoor space any time of the year, day or night.

We may be well into the cool days of fall, but that doesn’t mean you need to give up your outdoor space just yet. After all, if you spent all summer beautifying your patio, porch, or balcony, don’t you want to get as much use out of it as possible?While there’s not a lot you can do about some parts of fall and incoming winter — ahem, snow — there are plenty of ways to make your outdoor space usable for at least a few more weeks.