outdoor fireplace design, flagstone patio pavers, natural stone work landscaping, garden fountainsA traditional
Bee- Hive type oven ,
with a chimney and cast iron door.The fire is built in the dome shaped oven chamber and once hot enough the coals are raked out and the baking begins. Wood is stored below the oven. This oven was the wish of a 70 yr. old woman and we received many grateful thanks for listening to her wishes. (Shaw Island)
outdoor fireplace design, flagstone patio pavers, natural stone work landscaping, garden fountainsA masonry
privacy wall
with a built in domed oven and raised hearth fireplace, and wood storage; each with a poured in place concrete work area. The 6 ft. tall wall is covered with colored stucco and capped with acid stained concrete caps. The concept for this design was by Eureka Design,Friday Harbor. (San Juan Island)
outdoor fireplace design, flagstone patio pavers, natural stone work landscaping, garden fountainsFIRE.
Our ovens are built to expand and contract and sustain high temperatures. Masonry ovens are fired hot and fast. They retain their heat for a long period. Baking in one is a learned art and only requires the love of exceptionally good food.

Soapstone Masonry Heater with bakeoven and acooktop is a compact highly efficient heat source. ( San Juan Island)
Granite fieldstone,
originally a stone wall in this location, was used for construction of this outdoor oven and surrounds. This oven was an installation (Pre-Fab unit by EarthStone Wood –Fire Ovens, Los Angeles,CA.). The design was by Berger Partnership of Seattle. Slate counters,wood storage,tool storage and a propane grill make this a useful outdoor kitchen.
outdoor fireplace design, flagstone patio pavers, natural stone work landscaping, garden fountainsWe designed this
fire circle
to blend into the existing meadow of tall grasses. The small roofed structure is a low domed bake oven without a chimney. There is a custom iron door which is used as a damper. The fire ring and oven are made of refractory materials and covered with Bluestone fieldstone. The large boulders in the circle are local granite, and the ground is covered with crushed oyster shells. The owners call this their shell midden. (Shaw Island)
 

The fire god watches over the pizza.
This is a viewing window into a commercial oven.
The stone is local Basalt with Granite Quoins.
The fire god is an original casting.

An outdoor barbeque with a chimney off the deck solved the clients problem of not being able to do one of their favorite activities when there is a county burn ban. The chimney makes it possible to burn. The firebox is large enough to build an enjoyable warming fire for evening gatherings as well. We used fieldstone and slate for the roof. ( Shaw Island)