10 Firepit Tables That’ll Be Your Outdoor Centerpiece

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You've spent so much time creating the perfect home with the perfect outdoor space. You went to the best outdoor furniture stores to snag the best sofa, lounge chairs, and anything else you can essentially sit on. You've curated the ultimate playlist to match your incredible outdoor speakers. It's all so just as it should be, but now you need a centerpiece. You need the thing that everyone is going to gather around. Enter the fire pit table.

An old-fashioned fire pit is great, but what we're looking for here is the ability to add to the ambiance. You want your fire pit table to be, well, both a fire pit and a table. Since that means everyone is going to be close to this fire, you're typically going to see propane fire pits, but there is one wood-burning smokeless option from SoloStove on the list here. For the actual table itself, you aren't looking for huge. You just want enough space to set a drink, set a plate, or safely prop up your feet. Beyond that, it's all looks, and luckily for you, we know our way around good looking furniture. Any of the options on this list will look good, and they'll all perform well, too. It's just about finding which one works for your space.

Fire Pit Surround

Pair with SoloStove Bonfire 2.0

The table accessory to pair with our favorite smokeless fire pit. This is the only selection that is going to let you burn real wood, which we prefer to the gas options. It's just a lot more fun, and with SoloStove's smokeless design (which, by the way is really, really good) there's little to no downside.

For the table itself, the perforated top is really easy to clean, and it keeps the surface from overheating. The seven-inch table surface is a liiiitle small, but perfectly find for drinks and small plates.

Surround Extend

Pair with SoloStove Bonfire 2.0 and Fire Pit Surround

If you want a little bit more space around your SoloStove fire pit, the brand now makes an extension for the Surround. The square shape gives you more table top to work with, but all the other aspects are just as great. No smoke in your eyes, the table's easy to clean, and it looks great.

EcoSmart Fire Table Base 40

If you prefer the natural look of wood for your patio space, this EcoSmart fire table is a real standout. It looks great, gets nice and warm, and there's plenty of space to place food, feet, and drinks.

Personally, we like the look of the table without the tempered glass fire screen, but it's technically there to keep any accidents from happening. Keeping or removing it is your call.

Asher 52" Rectangular Propane Fire Pit Table

If you have a long sofa or section of chair that need to be paired with an equally long fire pit, we love this one from Pottery Barn. The shape is simple, and the powder coated aluminum is incredibly durable. Any color looks good, but we especially love the way the black looks in person.

Ark Concrete Fire Table Bone

No matter what it looks like, your fire pit is going to be your centerpiece because it's where people are going to naturally congregate. So, we think it's worth the splurge to get one that is actually beautiful. CB2's Ark table is just that. Smooth stone, a sleek round design, and a reliable ignition system—worth every penny.

Coden Square Propane Fire Pit

The best part of the Arhuas Coden fire pit is the fact you have nothing to hide. Instead of strategically placing furniture or buying a separate box to hide a propane tank, this fire pit fits the tank internally.

But, it's not tall and ugly like models you might see on Amazon. It's simple. It's made of durable powder coated aluminum. And, it's got plenty of table space.

Bryndle Root Fire Pit

This look might not be for everyone, but we actually love this fire pit that's made to look like an old tree stump. It's got an Aspen chalet type of vibe.

Don't worry though, it's not real wood. It's a much easier to care for cement and fiberglass composite. And as far as table space, there's enough, but really just for drinks and small plates.

Concrete Fire Pit Table

The depths of Amazon can kind of be a black hole for this type of stuff. There's so many options, that anything actually good gets lost deep in the pages.

This concrete table, with its accompanying propane tank-hiding side table, is a really nice find. The stone is sharp, sleek, so it looks more expensive than it is. And like the CB2 option before it, it's got a really nice sized table area that does a great job of not conducting a lot of heat.

Gas Fire Pit Table

Also within the Amazon finds is this great budget option. First, it's a good looking fire pit table with a handful of neutral colors for under $350. That should pretty much sell it on its own.

But in practice, it really is a great fire pit table. The metal is easy to clean. The fire is substantial enough to put out some heat. The powder-coated steel is rust resistant and easy to clean. And to top it all off? There's a removable tabletop attachment for when you're not using the fire.

Concrete Fire Pit Table

This fire pit table functions a lot more as a coffee table, instead of a fire pit that has space to set a drink. And like other low-height modern options, this table comes with a matching side table to hid your propane tank.

But the design, as with most of the options here, is neutral and inoffensive, so it fits pretty seamlessly with whatever your current setup already is. The table itself makes your space a bit more practical, especially for the warmer months when you might not want the fire.

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