Backyard fire pit designs

I have been wanting a fire pit for a while, so I finally took the plunge and ordered the necessary materials! The following supply list is for a 15′ round area. 36″ round fire pit…

Enhance your backyard with these 21 simple and easy DIY fire pit ideas using pea gravel. Ideal for creating a stylish and functional fire pit area, pea gravel offers a low-maintenance solution for any outdoor space. Whether you're looking for cheap and simple designs or more elaborate setups, these ideas will inspire your next DIY project. Click to explore these backyard fire pit ideas and enjoy cozy evenings around the fire with family and friends!

Gravel Fire Pit With Stringed Lights - Aubrielle Robinson

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

Living in the city had it's perks, but the one thing we didn't have enough of was our own outdoor space. Having a cozy spot to enjoy the sunshine or moonlight was a huge priority for us, and that's why my first project was decorating and furnishing the fire pit. I am so happy how it came out! My lucky find for this design was the half cut Whiskey Barrels from Northeast barrel company. They are sold as planters, but I thought they made adorable outdoor coffee tables when flipped. #homedecor…

Are you looking for fire pit ideas for your backyard? After all, nothing is better than relaxing with friends around a backyard fire pit. You can roast

Build a DIY fire pit for your backyard to create a cozy gathering spot for relaxing evenings outdoors. #DIYFirePit #BackyardProjects

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...

If you're looking for fire pit ideas for a backyard, consider installing a small stone firepit in the middle of a circular gravel pit. Place black and beige chairs and potted plants around the fire. Consider installing a garland of lights on tall posts around the pit.

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.