If you love the idea of a fire pit but not all the smoke, this post about why we love our new Solo Stove is for you!
The idea of a fire pit in the backyard, at the beach, sounds so dreamy and the perfect thing to do when entertaining. Except, traditional firepits are just too smoky. You never know where to sit to avoid being in direct aim of the smoke blowing right your way.
We first learned about Solo Stoves on our trip to Maine
When we had the amazing opportunity to stay at The Lost Kitchen Cabins in Freedom, Maine, we had the chance to use a Solo Stove for the first time. We loved it from the beginning. We used it at night and even in the morning when sat outdoors and had our coffee and breakfast. It made it so enjoyable.
What makes a Solo Stove Different than a traditional fire pit?
The Solo Stove Bonfire is engineered to burn smoke-free. It weighs only about 20 pounds making it very portable while still being extremely durable.
They do have larger options, if taking it to the beach or to a tailgate is not important. The one we have is plenty big enough for us!
They also have attachments like a pizza oven.
The Solo Stove Bonfire 2.0 is so easy to use
We created an Instagram reel unboxing the Solo Stove Bonfire 2.0, showing how simple it is to take it out of the box, set it up, and start a fire. It took no time at all before we enjoyed sitting around the fire.
A Solo Stove Makes Winter Entertaining Outdoors Possible
We love being outdoors, but not when it’s freezing out. Lighting a fire in our Solo Stove makes it cozy enough to enjoy the outdoors in your backyard or at the beach! We can’t wait to take our portable Solo Stove to the beach for a winter picnic.
More favorite finds this week:
This adorable poplin pj shirt from Gap. Pretty sure I’ll be wearing it out and about.
I love this nest display stand from Terrain, perfect for spring and Easter in so many ways. I used mine wth a little moss and some chocolate bunnies.
A new doormat from Serena & Lily really freshened up our back porch. I shared it on Instagram here. Serena & Lily is having a sale! 20% off everything.
Let’s see what Cindy & Mary Ann found interesting this week!
Cindy Hattersley Design
Classic Casual Home
I loved Cindy’s Ageless Style post featuring our friend and relatively new blogger Gray Maher. You can check out here blog, State Of Gray right here.
Planning a trip to Paris? Mary Ann has several great posts on Paris, but this latest post: New Places We Loved in Paris has me wanting to book a trip, but then when don’t I want to book a trip to Parias?!
I’m convinced that we need a solo stove…I see s’mores in my future…like with salted dark chocolate 🙂
Thanks for mentioning my Paris post. It still feels dream-like.
Happy Sunday!
That Solo firepit looks like so much fun! Here in CA we need the faux ones due to sparks. If a spark hits a dry patch in the summer we could start a fire. If I lived in the East I would be all over that!!
Annie,
I love the idea of an easy to start, lightweight, Solo Stove. I’m glad you took the time to share the video. I will have to look into one for my patio.
Thank you for the links to some great things.
Karen B.
Karen! Yes, it was so easy to set up and so easy to use! Thanks for stopping by today! I so appreciate it!
xo
Annie
Annie what a great idea. We need one of these for our yard or front patio. Love how you have the s’mores set up in a vintage looking lunch pail! Adorable idea. You guys are going to have lot of fun with this at the beach! Can’t wait for your beach picnic posts.
xo
Oh Annie, anything that allows for more s’more opportunities … I’m all for it. I love these stoves and they look like so much fun. We may need one here at Snowberry! xo
Dear Annie,
I really enjoyed reading your article about the Solo stove and why you love it. Your vivid description of the features and benefits of the Solo stove, from fuel efficiency to ease of cleaning and portability, makes it an attractive option for outdoor enthusiasts like myself.
Your personal experience and stories of using the Solo stove also make your article more relatable and trustworthy. I appreciate your honest and detailed review of the product.
After reading your article, I am seriously considering getting a Solo stove for my own outdoor adventures. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and experiences with us.
Best regards,
joel
These look really user friendly. Thank you for the post… Do you mind to share where your seating was purchased? I absolutely love the chairs and love seat!!! Thanks!
Hi Andrea,
The outdoor furniture is all from Target. This will be its 6th season, and it’s holding up great! We have it on the front porch too! I checked and I can no longer find the same exact pieces, but this is pretty close.
https://rstyle.me/+Zof70UCq3Lc0D-i4n6TQ6A
Annie