Explore premium fire bowls, fire and water features with the guidance of a design center team — showroom displays in Huntington Beach, access to leading manufacturers, and support across Orange County.
We are an outdoor living design center in Huntington Beach. Homeowners come to us to see premium fire features in person, get straight help choosing between them, and leave with a feature that is properly specified — size, finish, ignition and placement included.
Fire features, stone and tile, outdoor kitchens and shade structures sit under one roof in Huntington Beach — so the pool surround can be planned together rather than ordered piece by piece from separate suppliers.
Showroom displays are available for viewing, so you can judge what a spec sheet cannot tell you:
We start with the pool and how you use the space, then work outward to bowl size, quantity and placement. That sometimes means suggesting fewer bowls than you came in for, or a simpler ignition you will actually use.
We work with leading fire feature, tile and stone manufacturers, so we can share current specifications, realistic lead times and clear answers on warranty support.
Some of the brands we work with
BellaFina Outdoors is more than a place to purchase fire features. As an outdoor living design center, we help homeowners navigate size, material, finish, ignition and placement. Showroom displays are available for viewing, alongside product expertise and access to leading fire-feature manufacturers.
Fire features have become a popular way to extend the enjoyment of Orange County outdoor spaces after dark. They add warmth, movement and another architectural element to the pool and patio — and because fire reflects off water, a single bowl reads as two.
The difference between a fire feature that looks designed and one that looks added on is decided before anything is ordered — in the bowl size, the placement, and the burner behind it.
That is where a design center earns its place. Displays you can stand in front of, finishes you can compare side by side, and a team to talk the options through with — yours or your builder's — before anything is ordered.
Outdoor fire bowls sit on something your pool most likely already has — a raised wall, the edge of a spa, a pedestal, or one of the square columns at the corners (your builder calls these pilasters). Familiar placements include a matched pair flanking a raised spa, a run spaced along a long wall, or a single larger bowl set off-center.
Proportion, fuel supply and ignition all pull on each other, and all three are easier to settle before you order — something we can work through with you.
A fire and water bowl burns on top and spills into the pool below — either a wide sheet off the lip or a narrower spout from the face (a scupper). The appeal is as much acoustic as visual: moving water brings sound to the space, and a flame above it gives that sound somewhere to look.
The same family includes water-only bowls — spillway bowls, scuppers and wall spouts. Running fire on some positions and water on others, matched in finish, can keep a run reading as one design while leaving room to add fire later.
Start with the type of feature you have in mind. Bowl, burner, fire media and ignition work as a package, and we help you put the pieces together rather than assemble a cart of parts.
Set on raised walls, columns and spa edges, so the flame sits at the waterline and reflects across the pool.
Shop Pool Fire Bowls →Flame on top, water spilling below. Full sheet or scupper spout, with water-only bowls to match the run.
See Fire & Water Bowls →Outdoor fire bowls for patios, decks and entries — anywhere with a gas run and no pool to build around.
Browse Fire Bowls →Gathering-height tables and pits that give a seating area a center instead of a view of the barbecue.
See Fire Pits & Fire Tables →Sheer descents, wall spouts and spillway bowls — movement and sound, with or without fire above.
View Water Features →Burner pans, rings, fire media and ignition kits matched to the bowl and its fuel supply.
Shop Burner Systems →Waterline tile, coping and stone selected against the bowl finish, in one pass instead of two.
Browse Stone & Tile →Tell us about the space and we'll come back with options, sizing and pricing.
Request My Free Quote →Start with the fire features above, or browse the full collection online. You do not need to know what you want yet — a sense of where the bowls might sit, and whether the pool has a raised wall to set them on, is enough to begin.
Browse Fire Features →Tell us about your pool or patio and what you picture there. We come back — usually within one business day — with sizes, a suggested layout and a real figure to plan against. Happy to look at photos or a plan once we're talking. No obligation, and no charge for the consultation.
Request My Free Quote →Come to Huntington Beach and see the pieces before you commit. We check the finish against your coping and tile, then hand your builder the manufacturer specifications and installation details they need.
Plan Your Visit →Fire features are easier to choose in person, alongside someone who knows the products. That is what the design center is for.
Five decisions shape how your fire feature looks and works. Here is what each one actually changes — and which choice tends to suit which backyard.
Three finishes, three different reasons to pick them.
Near the beach, salt air is worth factoring in — we can talk through how each one ages in your setting.
What matters is how the bowl looks against the wall it sits on, not the number on the spec sheet.
Send us the plan and we will size it to your pool.
This one is worth settling early, because it changes the burner that gets ordered.
Match this to how often you honestly expect to use it.
Water is much easier to decide before the deck goes in than after.
A fire bowl holds a burner and fire media, producing flame only, and can be placed anywhere with a fuel supply. A fire and water bowl adds a plumbed water supply that spills from the lip or a scupper spout into the pool below, combining flame, moving water and the sound of a spill in one feature.
Many pool designs use fire bowls in pairs or symmetrical configurations — flanking a raised spa, framing a shallow sun shelf, or spaced along a raised wall — while others call for a single statement feature. The right number depends on the scale, layout and overall design of the pool, which is why we look at the plan before suggesting a configuration.
Often, yes. It generally takes something solid to set the bowl on — a raised wall, column or pedestal — plus a gas line routed to it, and a water line if you want a spillway. Retrofits are common; your contractor can confirm what the existing structure and utilities will support.
Natural gas can be a convenient choice for permanent fire features that will be used frequently, with no tanks to refill, while propane can provide flexibility depending on the project and available utilities. The choice affects burner configuration and the specifications your installer works from, so it is worth settling before the burner is ordered.
Copper naturally develops a distinctive patina over time, a finish that keeps evolving with exposure to the elements. Powder-coated stainless steel holds one clean color, and GFRC — concrete reinforced with glass fiber — can be color-matched to your coping. Each has its own look and upkeep. Coastal exposure and pool chemistry both factor in, and we can help you weigh the options for your setting.
Budget is shaped by material, size, ignition and whether water is involved, rather than by the bowl alone — burner, fire media, ignition and gas work all add to the total. We quote the package, so tell us about the pool and we can give you a realistic figure to plan against.
From the Huntington Beach showroom we supply and support fire bowls, fire and water features and scuppers throughout Orange County — for homeowners building one backyard and for pool professionals building many.
Building elsewhere in Orange County, or just over the line in Los Angeles, Riverside or San Diego county? Ask us — we ship and deliver beyond this list.
Bowl proportion, flame height and the true color of a finish are hard to judge from a photo. Showroom displays are available for viewing at our Huntington Beach location — compare materials and finishes in person, and talk them through with our team.
Homeowners are most of who we see. Trade partners are who we see again next month — and the support is built for that.
One fire bowl on a patio or a full pool run — send us the space and we'll help you work out what it needs.
Request My Free Quote → Explore Products →Tell us about your pool or patio and our team will follow up with sizing, options and pricing.
