Outdoor Fireplaces
Discover the Modus Outdoor Fireplace collection, featuring bespoke firepits, fire bowls, and fire tables designed for luxury outdoor living. Available in gas and bioethanol, each piece combines architectural design, advanced burner technology, and refined materials for performance and visual impact. With the ability to also create fully bespoke outdoor fire features, we can create truly unique centre pieces for any outdoor space.
Outdoor Fireplaces
FAQ’s
A fire pit is a freestanding fire feature, designed to sit as a focal point within a terrace or garden. A fire table is functionally similar, but integrated into a low table form, allowing the piece to serve as both a gathering point and, when fitted with a tabletop cover, a usable surface when the fire is not in use. A portable gas fire is a self-contained design fuelled by an LPG cylinder concealed within the body of the unit, allowing the piece to be repositioned freely without the need for a permanent gas connection.At Modus, the choice between formats is rarely about category alone. It is about how the fire feature relates to the wider scheme - the proportion of the space, the materials surrounding it, and the way the outdoor area is intended to be use
An outdoor wall fireplace is a fire feature designed to be built into or mounted onto an external wall, delivering both warmth and a strong architectural presence to outdoor living spaces. At Modus, these are available in gas and bioethanol configurations, engineered specifically for external conditions and designed to integrate seamlessly within the surrounding architecture
Focus Outdoor Fireplaces are architect-designed, sculptural fire features created in France, known for their distinctive forms and engineering. Available through Modus Fireplaces in the UK, they are specified as statement architectural elements for terraces, gardens, and external living spaces. World renown for their iconic indoor fireplace designs, some Focus fireplace designs have been adapted for outdoor use
Our outdoor wall fireplaces are engineered to perform in all weather conditions, making them a reliable source of warmth and atmosphere throughout the year. Gas models in particular offer consistent, ambient heat - extending the usability of terraces, gardens, and outdoor entertaining spaces well beyond the summer months.
Generally outdoor fireplaces don’t require planning permission - though nuances can apply subject to situation. Wall fires can be designed without the need for a flue
Yes. A well-specified gas fire feature provides consistent, controllable warmth - sufficient to make a terrace or seating area genuinely usable well into autumn and winter. Heat output varies by burner specification and the scale of the design, and at Modus we balance output with visual presence so the fire performs in proportion to its setting.For larger or more exposed terraces, we often recommend considering the fire feature alongside the wider architecture of the space - pergola, shelter, planting, or seating layout - to retain ambient warmth and extend usability further still
The heat output of an outdoor fire will vary depending on the fuel type, environment and positioning. When seated nearby, it provides a pleasant level of radiant warmth; however, it should not be relied upon as a primary heat source where consistent heat is a key requirement.





Architectural fireplaces, designed without precedent
If you can conceive it, we can deliver it. That is what Modus does best. Working closely with our in-house design team, and in collaboration with Europe's leading manufacturers, we develop fireplaces that respond precisely to the architecture, materiality, and intent of each project. The result is a fireplace tailor-made for its setting, and for no other.
Every element is open to specification, from stone, metal, and finish through to proportion and detailing.
Each fireplace is engineered in close partnership with Europe's leading manufacturers, with structural detailing and combustion performance resolved as part of the design.
We work as an extension of the project team, from concept through to commissioning, so the fireplace sits within the architecture rather than against it.



