Garden fireplaces, a popular outdoor trend for the year, explained below:
In the realm of outdoor living, the latest trends are merging functionality and style to create inviting and versatile spaces. One such innovation is the outdoor smart TV, designed for all-weather use and boasting adjustable brightness and glare settings, as well as built-in speakers for superior outdoor sound.
The 65-inch screen can adapt to different light levels outdoors, and it's waterproof, ensuring it remains operational even in the face of inclement weather. To top it off, the smart TV can be hooked up to its own soundbar for an immersive audio experience.
Another exciting addition to outdoor living is the outdoor fireplace. These versatile fixtures can be incorporated into landscaping costs, providing a warm and inviting ambiance, whether enjoyed from inside the home or out. They can also become part of a complete outdoor kitchen when fitted alongside worktops and storage areas.
For those seeking a modern, sleek design, contemporary materials such as travertine marble can be used to create a minimalist look. Traditional-looking outdoor fireplaces, on the other hand, can be crafted from stone and brick.
The convenience of gas or bioethanol-fueled outdoor fireplaces is undeniable. They can be controlled via remote control, smartphone, or tablet, or even with voice commands through home automation, allowing for effortless adjustments to the fire's intensity, ensuring comfort at the touch of a button.
Safety is paramount when installing an outdoor fireplace, especially under a roof or canopy. It's essential to consult an expert to ensure all safety implications are addressed.
The outdoor fireplace market has seen significant growth, with companies like YERD leading the charge. Known for their stable Corten steel fire-related products and fire pits, YERD has been a key player since 2010, pioneering ideas for modern, freestanding fire pits.
One unique offering from Urban Outdoors is a see-through vertical outdoor fireplace that can be fitted into an exterior wall, making it visible from both sides. Tony Young, the creative director of Urban Outdoors, stresses the importance of matching your fireplace design with the rest of your garden and patio to create a cohesive and harmonious outdoor living space.
Outdoor fireplaces not only provide a focal point for friends and family to gather around but also extend your hours of enjoyment to include poor-weather days. Moreover, they can instantly add value to your home, making them a worthwhile investment for any homeowner.
In some models, the fireplace doubles as a BBQ, offering the best of both worlds. A masonry BBQ can even act as an outdoor fireplace, suitable for cooking food on.
As we continue to reimagine our outdoor spaces, these innovative fireplace designs and smart technology are set to revolutionise the way we live, work, and play outside.
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