Custom Fire Pits
Your outdoor living space should reflect your style with precision, and a standard model doesn’t always hit the mark. If you’ve explored our collection of gas fire pits and propane fire features without finding the perfect addition, a custom order might be the right fire pit solution. We help you design your own fire pit with tailored dimensions, fuel type considerations (natural gas or propane), and fire media options such as lava rock to match your vision.
We work closely with you to understand your specific requirements and desires.
We collaborate with you throughout the ordering process, ensuring your modern fire pit aligns with your lifestyle, layout, and long-term goals. Whether you need a low-profile silhouette for a backyard patio, a statement concrete piece, or a fire pit installation built around specific design options, the result is a custom fire pit that feels uniquely yours.
Concrete masterpieces from Colorado
Every Nisho fire pit is designed in Colorado, combining elements from contemporary architecture and industrial metalwork. The result is a durable, sculptural form built from glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC) — a common material in high-end outdoor fireplaces and fire tables. This mix of strength and artistry creates a functional concrete centerpiece that elevates any outdoor fire pit setup.
Colors & Finishes
Each piece is hand-crafted out of GFRC with steel reinforcement, offering a long lifetime of use when paired with a proper fire pit base and fire pit safety practices. Choose from four artisan finishes: Birch, Smoke, Carbon, and Onyx. Each surface showing slight natural variation. These finishes pair well with modern fire pit styling and support a wide range of customization options, from burner systems to fire media choices like lava rock.
Birch
Smoke
Carbon
Onyx
*Minor variances in color and texture are natural with concrete. Please note small hairline cracks may develop as part of the concrete curing process. This is a natural occurrence as moisture escapes from the concrete as it dries. Hairline cracks should not affect long-term stability and do not constitute a faulty or damaged product.