25 Stylish Outdoor Fireplaces That Will Keep You Toasty All Night

This sleek patio designed by Robson Rak spotlights so many striking materials, from the cool marble tiles to the pale brick walls and terrazzo stool. For an understated design, use the same materials for your flooring, seating, and fireplace.

To make the fireplace hangout zone feel like its own intimate nook within a larger patio, lay down some patterned tiles that help it stand out. We're also loving the modern sconces flanking the bougainvillia-draped fireplace in this Studio Lifestyle-designed space.

Keep your outdoor area intimate by angling to cozy chairs toward the fireplace. Then hang some string lights to amp up the romance even more. If your fireplace has a tall chimney, spruce it up with wall decor that can brave the elements, like a wooden brutalist sculpture.

An eye-catching tile on the patio can make all the difference, especially if you choose a whimsical pattern with bright colors. Use timeless, neutral furniture that won't overwhelm the eye to make sure the focus stays on the tiles. As for the fireplace, opt for a subtle screen to keep the flame from overheating a smaller outdoor space.

This Spanish-style villa in Los Feliz is the perfect setting for a summer party. Commune Design chose colorful cushions to reflect the pretty tiles adorning the fireplace chimney, and there's plenty of comfortable seating.

Don't have a backyard? Bring it to the rooftop. Design firm Studio DB chose minimalist furniture to frame the modern fireplace, while the neutral fabrics echo the interiors.

No outdoor fire place? No problem—a fire pit will add just as much charm. Surrounded by comfy, eclectic seating, this fire pit area designed by Regan Baker Design is the perfect backyard retreat. Add a rocking chair (in a bright color if you're feeling bold!) and floor cushions for extra seating. For another fire pit option that strikes the balance between bohemian and formal, try a hammered copper fire pit.

There are so many things to love about this patio by Alison Pickart, we're not even sure what to call out first. From the grass-jointed diamond-shaped tiles to the chic houndstooth throw pillows to the industrial light, each element compliments the rustic stone fireplace.

This semi-enclosed space makes great use of the building's architectural bones. The string lights soften up the industrial exposed beams while the imposing fireplace warms the seating area.

Simplicity can be key to your backyard escape. At a Japanese-inspired home by Pamela Shamshiri for Commune Design, Blackman Cruz chairs face a simple but sculptural fireplace.

This fire pit serves as a gathering place at Bonnie Edelman's Connecticut property. Logs are stacked under the benches, and speakers blend into the walls of local stone.

When the Nashville weather gets too hot for fires, ceiling fans cool off a handsome porch designed by Markham Roberts. A teak sofa and armchairs by Restoration Hardware face the flames for cozy evenings by the fire.

The main attraction of this upstate New York roof deck? The jet-black fireplace, course. "We've hosted many great parties up there," says architect and homeowner Gray Davis.

"I wanted it to look like indoor furniture had been dragged outside," says Martyn Lawrence Bullard of this Los Angeles patio. He covered roll-arm sofas and chairs in Perennials fabrics, and then arranged the luxe pieces around an elegant mantel.

An eight-foot antique Dalle de Bourgogne stone table hosts an outdoor buffet at this Los Angeles home. Peter Dunham designed the neoclassical iron furniture by the traditional brick fireplace and an enormous banquette branches out from the hearth for additional seating.

An outdoor fireplace made the screened porch a vacation home's most popular room. Designer Jane Hawkins Hoke chose Benjamin Moore's Army Green for the door and flooring, but it's the reproduction dovecote above the firebox that grabs the eye.

Even tiny backyards can feature some flickering flames. At an Ojai getaway designed by Frances Merrill of Reath Design, the family spends cool evenings around the patio's fire bowl.

A SoCal bachelor pad by Parrish Chilcoat and Joe Lucas brings the game to the loggia thanks to a TV above the mantel. Guests can take it all in on the Provence love seat and St. Barts teak lounge chairs, both from Restoration Hardware.