8 Gorgeous Fire Pits and Chimineas to Keep You Warm This Fall

Then again, if you *do* have ample room for a fire pit, why not go big? This Coulee Mills Fire Pit Table ($960, originally $1,500) makes a statement outdoors with its faux-concrete tabletop and rust-proof aluminum body. It's powered by propane (the tank hides within the structure), and — in a seriously dazzling display of fire — the flames appear to dance above a bed of glass beads. It's an instant mood setter for sure.

Ideal for a wooded setting, this rustic (and intentionally weathered) steel Angled Obelisk Chiminea ($398) is all you need for that #cabinlife photo.

Designed to siphon smoke and soot away from the area, this five-foot Sunnydaze Outdoor Black Steel Wood-Burning Chiminea ($329) burns hotter and cleaner. Plus, the compact size makes it an excellent choice for smaller patios that might not accommodate a fire pit — perfect if you don't have endless outdoor space.

If you've ever admired a fire-pit table at a luxury hotel, why not bring the look home? With its resin wicker base and driftwood-inspired top, this Beachcroft Outdoor Fire Pit Table ($1,120, originally $1,260) looks plucked from an oceanside resort — but it's sized just right for the home backyard. Powered by a concealed propane tank, its stainless-steel burner gives off captivating flames that flicker against a bed of glass beads. Altogether, it's a refined look that manages to appear just as warm and inviting as the fire itself.

This Modfire ($1,850) sports a sleek, space-age silhouette and comes in seven bold colors. At four feet tall, it doesn't take up a ton of space — but it sure will inspire a ton of compliments.

Crafted from powder-coated steel, this Blu Dot Smokey Fire Pit ($413, originally $550) has a simple and minimalist circular design. Load it up with wood for an old-fashioned good time that happens to look totally modern.

This handmade Plodes Geometric Firepit ($2,795) can be used with charcoal or seasoned wood, and its thoughtful design includes a plug to prevent ashes from falling to the ground. Over time, the steel will continue to rust, creating a uniquely weathered look.

Available to use with propane or natural gas, the Adara Fire Table ($3,199) comes in two sizes and colors. It comes with lava rocks for a natural aesthetic, plus a flush-mounted lid to protect the burner when it's time to go inside.