Fire pit patio designs continue to rise in popularity, and with good reason. They add a fun and relaxing element to any outdoor space. The latest fire pit trends involve incorporating multi-dimensional patio design to create the ultimate backyard haven. Below are 10 dimensional fire pit patio designs that would instantly become everyone’s favorite gathering spot in your backyard.
1. Practical Elegance
According to a recent national survey of landscape architects, built-in seating is one of the top trends in outdoor living. This fire pit patio incorporates built-in seat walls, yet also leaves room for optional patio furniture. The design also incorporates permeable pavers on both the patio flooring and the seat ledges, ensuring that rainwater instantly infiltrates into the hardscapes.
2. Room with a View
This terraced patio incorporates both manufactured stone and natural stone to create a rustic look that coordinates well with the picturesque mountainside view.
3. Carved Out of Nature
This design takes the natural look a step further by not only using natural stone as a landscape accent, but as a integrated element of the walls and fire pit. The surrounding landscape wall functions as a way to define the outdoor room, but also provides a ledge for additional seating.
4. Sunken Outdoor Living Room
This sunken patio design with fire fit is ideal for sloping properties. By terracing off a sloped yard with retaining walls, this homeowner was able to emulate the effect of a sunken living room off of the pool deck, creating an intimate fireside gathering spot.
5. Destination Spot
This terraced fire pit patio offers built-in enclosed seating on three sides, but leaves the fourth wall completely open for foot traffic. The angular design adds a formal touch to balance the rough-hewn textures of the hardscapes.
6. Private Retreat
Natural greenery creates a virtual wall to block the wind and create an intimate atmosphere for this terraced fire pit patio. A retaining wall adds a finished look and provides a ledge for additional built-in seating.
7. Intimate Nook
The low profile of the fire pit makes the seat wall the focal point of this patio design. The elegant arched wall is flanked with columns to create a striking look. The sunken level surrounding the fire pit creates a ledge that’s the perfect height for small children to sit and enjoy the fire.
8. Mediterranean Flare
The decorative wall surrounding this fire pit uses Mediterranean design influences to help define the perimeter of the patio. The multi-level terraced design adds to the stylish look.
9. Integrated Design
Sweeping arches define the separate “rooms” of this multi-dimensional outdoor living space, tying everything together into one cohesive and flowing design. Built-in low-voltage hardscape lighting adds ambiance and adds a safety factor for each of the level changes.
10. Kitchen Adjacent
This fire pit patio is a unique design idea that connects to the outdoor kitchen and provides an excellent place for family and guests to gather while the outdoor chef prepares dinner. Paver designs help define the transition from one outdoor “room” to the next.
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Would like to know more on how to start building a fire pit
This video should help get you started: https://youtu.be/tkPCr_WgPoM
The example you gave of a fire pit that utilizes natural stone as a decoration aspect really caught my eye. Nature has always been a fascination with my family as we usually go camping and hiking to have a source of recreation. Since we won’t be going much of anywhere for the holidays, getting a slice of the outdoors with this design sounds like a great way to still have that hiking feeling, so I’ll be showing this to any outdoor fire pit contractor I can find in the area.
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