Flama Fire Pit

Design

The Flama Fire Pit brings a strong, sculptural note to outdoor spaces without feeling showy. It reads like a piece of furniture first, fire feature second, with a low profile that keeps sightlines open and gatherings relaxed. And because the form is so clean, it pairs easily with modern lounges, softer natural settings, or more architectural terraces.

From Myface, it’s designed to sit confidently at the center of a seating area. But it doesn’t demand attention all the time. When unlit, it feels composed and intentional; when lit, it becomes the natural focal point.

Materials & Build

The standard version is built with a marble base and a metallic structure in carbon steel and refractory steel. The combination gives it a balanced presence: stone for visual weight and a refined finish, steel for structure and heat-ready performance. It looks considered from every angle, not just from the seat across the way.

A protection cover is included, a practical detail that matters. It keeps the surface looking its best between uses, especially in open-air settings where weather and debris are part of daily life.

Comfort & Atmosphere

This is the kind of piece that changes the tone of an evening. The Flama Fire Pit is made for warmth, yes, but the real value is how it draws people in. Conversations slow down. Seats fill up. And the space starts to feel lived-in, even when the layout is minimal.

Its low height makes it feel approachable, not like a barrier. At about 29.5 inches wide and 8.3 inches high, it sits at a comfortable level for lounging, keeping the flame presence close without overpowering the rest of the setting.

Placement & Lifestyle

Set it in front of a deep sofa, between armchairs, or as a center point for a flexible outdoor arrangement. It works just as well on a city terrace as it does on a larger patio, since the footprint is compact and the silhouette stays tidy.

It’s an accessory, not a renovation. It can anchor an existing setup or help define a new one, especially when paired with low tables, modular seating, and lighting that supports a calm, evening-first mood.

Longevity

Materials like marble and steel hold up to real use when they’re treated with basic care. The included cover helps protect the finish when the fire pit isn’t in use, and the refractory steel element supports repeated heat exposure as intended.

In short, this Myface piece is designed to stay relevant in a space as it evolves. Furniture changes, cushions get swapped, layouts shift. The Flama Fire Pit still makes sense, season after season.