
Here's a more modern take from a British company on Trendir:

And something a little more traditional:

Have a closer look.
Right now we just have one of these little firehouses - which has served us well on the handful of occasions we've used it since we re-did our backyard last year.

If you're interested in adding an outdoor fireplace to your yard but can't or don't want to spend a fortune, you can find these and other similar options here.
2 comments:
I love them too. We need one. B thinks they are all smoky, so I need to convince him.
Those are all much nicer than the one we enjoyed this weekend at a friends house; made from the drum of a washing machine. Inventive and effective, just not pretty.
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