Came across some pretty cool bowls of fire and water from Architectural Pottery, which also carries some great lines of planters, garden statues, and much more.
This Essex fire bowl, at 10 inches high and a 31" diameter, is a great fit for almost any kind of garden pedestal, and its simple, clean design would fit into almost any garden style.
And if your client is not into fire, then you can have the same style as a planter or as a water feature.
I kind of liked this combo fire and water feature, and the metallic finish picks up the glow of the flame.
This particular placement is quite nice, on the edge of the pool coping, most likely on a back patio or terrace.
The Biltmore firepit at 14" high and 42" diameter is large enough to throw out plenty of heat to extend that fall season well into the last months of the year in colder climates, or to take the chill off in slightly warmer areas well into the winter season.
Check out , also, Architectural Pottery's line of fiberglass planters -- classic to custom-designed.
Nice post. Informative and concise. Love the fire on water concept.
Posted by: Sherrie Hobby | November 10, 2012 at 08:35 PM