Building The Perfect Outdoor Space With Firepits, Fireplaces And Outdoor Kitchens

An evening spent around a backyard fire pit always seems to signify the beginning of summer. As the nights lengthen and the weather gets warmer, you may be able to enjoy the outdoors till late at night. You can enjoy an additional entertainment space, dining area, and lounge area by adding an outdoor living space to your home. The addition of a fire feature to your backyard can transform it into a comfortable spot that can be enjoyed through the fall months (or even in the winter according to where you live). Whether you want a large, extravagant centerpiece or something more contemporary and sleek, there are many different fireplaces, tables and stone structures to choose from.

You can add functionality to your landscape at any time of day or night, any season, and for any occasion by strategically combining the right types of structures. You can imagine stepping outside of your home into a seamless transition, allowing you to experience your landscape and not just observe it.

Fire Pits

It's still the traditional fireplace design that is one of the most popular for fire pits. The large size of these fire pits makes them ideal for placing in your backyard because they have a natural and organic appearance. Styles vary, but stones are usually used, along with mixed bricks or natural materials, and whitewashed or black paint is sometimes added to modernize the look. It's not uncommon to find a grilling rack or natural stone pizza oven in traditional fireplaces.

If you have ever gone camping, you know that there's something truly special about watching the flames dance by the fire, surrounded by family and friends, as the sky fades into darkness. It's a unique way to bring people together, whether it's enjoying the heat, toasting marshmallows, or just conversing. Denver may have banned wood-burning fire pits, but we can still bring that same wonderful experience to your home with a gas fire pit.

Fire Places

The fireplace differs from a fire pit in that it is an enclosed structure with a chimney and, in general, a mesh screen or a glass door. You can enjoy cozy comforts while enjoying the views of your landscape by having a fireplace. You can display decorative items on your mantel, adding the finishing touch to your décor.

Stone or brick outdoor fireplaces are usually made to your specifications and made from either stone or brick. Depending on the look you are going for, it can either be freestanding or attached to the house. No matter what kind of outdoor fireplace you choose, it will be a great place to relax and read a good book by the firelight, sip a cold drink after a long day, or gather the family for a family gathering.

Outdoor Kitchens

Traditionally, the kitchen has been the center of the home: a place where family and friends gather to eat, drink, and converse. There's something magnetic about a grill, even when you're barbecuing. A great smell quickly spreads and is irresistible to anyone nearby; it's no wonder; great food is irresistible and spreads quickly. Since Colorado has perfect summer evenings for cooking outside, it is no wonder that more and more people are taking advantage of this by combining their indoor and outdoor cooking areas.

The grills in most outdoor kitchens are integrated into stone or brick enclosures. A construction of this kind is perfect for Colorado's rain, snow, and freezing temperatures. You might even consider adding wine storage, food prep areas, and seating to your outdoor kitchen area to make it look more beautiful. In most cases any creative idea you have can be included in the final design.

Don't forget to check your propane tank before the next big barbecue!