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Warmth after dark.

Fire and water are what keep a backyard alive after sunset. This collection pairs stone fire pit circles and modern gas features with cedar hot tubs and spa corners built for cold-night soaks.

Fire & Spa design ideas
Gas Fire Pit on Circular Pavers
Gas Fire Pit on Circular Pavers Modern
Circular Stone Fire Pit with Log Benches
Circular Stone Fire Pit with Log Benches Mountain
Covered Patio with Limestone Outdoor Fireplace
Covered Patio with Limestone Outdoor Fireplace Classic
Concrete Fire Table on Urban Rooftop
Concrete Fire Table on Urban Rooftop Modern
Sunken Cedar Hot Tub with Fire Bowl
Sunken Cedar Hot Tub with Fire Bowl Mountain
Sunken Concrete Fire Pit with Built-In Benches
Sunken Concrete Fire Pit with Built-In Benches Modern
Sunken Fire Pit with Curved Seating Wall
Sunken Fire Pit with Curved Seating Wall Desert
Flagstone Patio with Copper Fire Bowl
Flagstone Patio with Copper Fire Bowl Rustic
Brick Fireplace Beside Garden Pizza Oven
Brick Fireplace Beside Garden Pizza Oven Classic
Corten Gas Fire Pit on Gravel
Corten Gas Fire Pit on Gravel Modern
Spillover Spa Beside a Stone Fire Feature
Spillover Spa Beside a Stone Fire Feature Tropical
Stone Fire Pit on Circular Pavers
Stone Fire Pit on Circular Pavers Classic
Linear Fire Pit Beside an Ipe Bench
Linear Fire Pit Beside an Ipe Bench Modern
Wooden Hot Tub Under Timber Pergola
Wooden Hot Tub Under Timber Pergola Desert
Concrete Fire Table on Urban Balcony
Concrete Fire Table on Urban Balcony Modern
Rustic Covered Porch with Stone Hearth
Rustic Covered Porch with Stone Hearth Rustic
Fire Pit Table Under Metal Pergola
Fire Pit Table Under Metal Pergola Tropical
Sunken Fire Pit with Timber Benches
Sunken Fire Pit with Timber Benches Rustic
Cedar Hot Tub and Cold Plunge
Cedar Hot Tub and Cold Plunge Modern
Poolside Pavilion with Stone Fireplace
Poolside Pavilion with Stone Fireplace Classic
Cantilevered Deck with Concrete Fire Bowl
Cantilevered Deck with Concrete Fire Bowl Modern
Gas Fire Pit Encircled by Adirondack Chairs
Gas Fire Pit Encircled by Adirondack Chairs Classic
Adobe Courtyard Centered on Terracotta Chiminea
Adobe Courtyard Centered on Terracotta Chiminea Desert
Circular Stone Fire Pit with Built-in Bench
Circular Stone Fire Pit with Built-in Bench Classic

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What makes a great fire pit.

Fire and water are what keep a backyard alive after sunset. This collection pairs stone fire pit circles and modern gas features with cedar hot tubs and spa corners built for cold-night soaks.

The magic is in placement: fire features want conversation-distance seating all the way around, and spas want shelter and a dry, lit path back to the house. Save the arrangements that would actually get used at your place in January.

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Common questions

Gas or wood-burning fire pit?

Gas lights instantly, burns clean and passes most local restrictions; wood gives real crackle and heat but produces smoke and embers. Many designs run gas with lava rock or logs for the look of wood.

How far should a fire pit be from the house?

Keep open flames at least 10–15 feet from structures and overhanging branches, and check local code — some areas require 25 feet for wood fires.

What does a hot tub cost to run?

A modern, well-insulated spa typically adds $20–$50 per month in electricity depending on climate and how often you use it. A quality cover is the single biggest efficiency upgrade.