Bringing the coziness of a home fireplace outdoors, a decorative campfire can transform your garden or backyard into a warm, inviting space. This article will guide you on creating a decorative campfire with your own hands, instilling a sense of homely comfort right in your outdoor setting.
Starting with choosing the ideal location, we’ll take you through the step-by-step process of setting up your campfire. We’ll explore materials that you can use to give your campfire a decorative touch, ensuring it’s not just functional, but also an attractive focal point.
How to make a decorative fire with your own hands?
A decorative fire is indispensable in our cold latitudes. It’s clear that winter, with its sub-zero temperatures and fast-growing snowdrifts, has little to do with being outdoors.
But as soon as the snow melts, we hurry to our personal plots and take a variety of food with us. You don’t have to call friends and acquaintances twice: everyone is happy about the first rays of spring. As a rule, such parties drag on.
But as soon as the sun goes down, your summer house turns into a tundra. What’s the fun in that? In order not to be dependent on the vagaries of the weather, get a fire bowl. In addition, you can make it yourself.
We present you four original versions, each of which cost its creator no more than $100. The top photo shows a bowl converted from a washing machine drum. Cost: $10 and 1 hour.
The following object deserves your attention. This is a table top container with glass walls and a cast iron base. Cost: $25 and 1 hour.
Do you like more traditional options? Check out this concrete bowl. Cost: $50 and a few hours.
And now the most solid project: a modern style built-in steel bowl. Cost: $100 and about three days (mainly left for welding development).
These photos radiate warmth and security, don’t they? Don’t be jealous, make your own fire bowl and invite your friends to the party!
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