SVALDR Fire Bowl
A low circular weathered-steel vessel designed as the gathering point of a courtyard, garden or larger outdoor room.
- Best for
- Homes · courtyards · lodges · resorts
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SVALDR Fire
SVALDR Fire is a deliberately selective collection of architectural fire features. The emphasis is on strong geometry, atmosphere and gathering rather than building another broad catalogue of decorative fire pits.
The collection
SVALDR is intentionally curated. Each product has a clear role in the outdoor environment and can stand alone or connect with the wider SVALDR system.
A low circular weathered-steel vessel designed as the gathering point of a courtyard, garden or larger outdoor room.
An elongated fire feature for contemporary terraces and seating arrangements where a circular fire would interrupt the architecture.
A stronger vertical fire element intended to anchor an outdoor room with a defined fire chamber and architectural presence.
A social gas-fire format combining an architectural body with a usable perimeter for outdoor entertaining and hospitality.
A combined fire-and-water feature designed as a day-to-night centrepiece for pools and premium landscapes.
SVALDR principles
Seating distance, circulation, sightlines, wind, nearby planting and material clearances should be planned around the fire feature rather than added afterwards.
Wood provides sound, aroma and traditional flame. Gas offers faster control and works particularly well in linear and table formats.
Burner systems, clearances, ventilation, gas components, flues and destination requirements are confirmed against the exact product and site.
Project planning
Fire features require site-specific thinking around fuel, heat output, wind exposure, combustible materials, nearby structures, pool proximity, user circulation and local fire or gas requirements. Final installation details are confirmed before supply.
SVALDR Fire
Send the destination, application, approximate dimensions, plans or site photographs. Apollo will review the project and prepare the appropriate SVALDR pathway manually.