Light One Up on the Patio

March 21, 2011 by

If Brandon Williams’s son hadn’t wanted to roast marshmallows, claims the designer, he would not have conceived of this beautiful outdoor fireplace.

ModFire is custom handcrafted out of thick darkened natural fourteen gauge steel and either unfinished or colorfully coated in glossy high-temp paint offered in blue, red, and orange, with avocado and yellow debuting this spring. At 48” tall and 22″ wide, ModFire creates a dramatic focal point and makes a beautiful design statement on your patio. ModFire’s vented dual-wall construction safely contains the fire while keeping the outer skin cool. The design incorporates the colorful coated outer skin, a black coated inner skin with high-temperature paint, and a hand-hammered 14” fire bowl for burning your favorite wood or composite fire logs, though Williams recommends burning “chiminea chunks” (available at your local firewood supplier) for the perfect fire.


Also available: A 12″ propane burner kit including 15 pounds of lava rock.

Each of the ModFires is handmade to order and arrives completely assembled, typically in 2 weeks from the designer’s downtown Phoenix, Arizona studio.

$595 at ModFire.

3 Comments »

  1. Annie Haven/Authentic Haven Brand said:

    You’ve come through once again with a sleek modern design that would look lovely even here in my rustic ranch garden : ) Annie

    — March 22, 2011 @ 10:57

  2. patrick said:

    That’s awesome. I wonder if it works well as a barbeque?

    — March 27, 2011 @ 22:37

  3. Modfire Introduces Tabletop Fireplace | Urban Gardens | Unlimited Thinking For Limited Spaces | Urban Gardens Pingback said:

    […] off the success of their award-winning Urban Campfire outdoor fireplace, Modfire has introduced Tablefire, an exact 1/2 scale replica for the tabletop. […]

    — June 18, 2012 @ 12:11

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