This easy-peasy fire pit can be knocked out in an afternoon, so you can be toasting marshmallows by evening. Use two or three layers of landscaping stone for a custom finished look.
Living Stone MasonryNow this is an outdoor fireplace! Before attempting a DIY project of this scale, consider consulting a professional.
At more than 6 feet wide, this ready-to-assemble wood-burning fireplace boasts a sleek topper for a more luxury look. The shelves underneath provide a handy spot for storing wood.
You’ve never seen a fire pit quite like this sphere-shaped design. Tree branch details on the screen add an unexpected touch.
This rustic pit is perfect for evening gathering in the backyard. It even includes sturdy handles that make moving seamless and easy.
For a fire pit the whole family can enjoy, use granite, sand, or pea gravel to make a wide circle around the pit. It’s safer, and when surrounded by adirondack chairs, it creates a “room” in your yard.
This simple and durable design is a great choice for the budget-conscious shopper. Click-together assembly makes for a super easy weekend project.
If space is at a premium in your backyard, build yourself this nifty fire bowl table, made to fit on a deck or patio. But be aware you should only use gel burners or small eco logs with it.
Add instant allure to your outdoor space with this pretty-as-a-picture fire bowl. Make sure the concrete if fully dry before using.
Redhead Can DecorateMade from a kit, this square-shaped fire pit can be built in just two hours. With a grill insert like this one, dinner can be more than hot dogs and s’mores (not that there’s anything wrong with that!).
With its curved feet and strap detailing, this cauldron-style fire pit in a brushed bronze finish is just right for a slightly more formal outdoor space.
Creatively SouthernBecause it was built with an insert, which prevents heat from coming in direct contact with the concrete, this simple fire pit can sit on a patio.
The rustic lines of this fire pit would be right at home at a country cabin—plus, it comes with a grill grate for cooking meals over an open fire.
Bring back memories of summer camp with this homey fire pit that’s far more durable than it looks, thanks to the concrete used to bind the rocks together.
This charming little chimenea will brighten up your patio or backyard with a 360-degree view of the fire. It’s also designed to funnel smoke up and away, so it won’t get in your eyes.
This exquisite little fire pit is lined with a wire mesh bottom to hold stones and a gel fuel can.
Keeping It SimpleThis fire pit does double duty as a handy table when not in use.
Sincerely, Marie DesignsMade specifically for s’mores-loving families, this sweet little table top burner can be used when the weather is too warm for the fire pit.
No cutting required! This kit comes with 72 pieces to be stacked together in a high back design for extra visual interest.
ManMadeDIYSleek and super sturdy, this modern fire pit is also portable. Its best attribute? It can be made for less than $50.
Ideal for anyone who doesn’t want the muss and fuss of a wood fire, this gas fire table makes for a snazzy addition to a patio or porch.
TikkidoPractical and beautiful, this oven made from fire bricks will help you create the perfect pizza as the stunning centerpiece of your backyard.
