A quieter object in the landscape. Built to scale.
A simplified fire table system designed for modern outdoor projects.
Three forms. Two expressions each. A single design language — reduced, grounded,
and repeatable.
PLINTH was created from the belief that outdoor objects should feel integrated, architectural, and quietly timeless.
Rooted in a minimalist design philosophy, PLINTH explores the intersection of fire, furniture, and landscape through a restrained collection of monolithic forms designed to complement modern outdoor environments.
Each piece is crafted from GFRC concrete and designed with simplicity, proportion, and materiality at the forefront. The result is a collection that feels calm, grounded, and naturally embedded within its surroundings rather than competing for attention.
Originally conceived through years of experience designing high-end residential landscapes and outdoor environments, PLINTH was developed as a more approachable and architectural expression of outdoor fire and object design.
The collection is intentionally focused. Limited forms, warm neutral finishes, and refined detailing allow the pieces to integrate seamlessly across residential, hospitality, wellness, and commercial spaces.
Designed for atmosphere.
Designed for gathering.
Designed to belong quietly within the landscape.
Design Rationale
A lower profile, by design.
The 12" height is intentional — not a cost decision, but a spatial one. At this scale, the piece reads as furniture first, fire feature
second. It lowers the visual center of gravity and creates a more natural point of gathering. The proportions are calibrated to sit within seating groups, not above them.
Material Form System
GFRC throughout Monolithic, no visible base. Fixed SKUs, expandable range
Durable, weather-resistant, raw. No coatings. One continuous volume. Integrated feet. Nothing added. Three forms, fixed configurations, designed for clarity and
Nothing underneath. scalability. No paint. Ages naturally.
Designed to sit within the landscape.
PLINTH is designed to integrate — not dominate.
Its low profile allows surrounding materials, planting, and architecture to remain primary, while still creating a clear point of gathering.
Designed to sit at grade or lightly elevated within hardscape planes.
Pairs well with natural stone, wood, and architectural concrete.
Ideal for patios, rooftop terraces, and hospitality environments requiring repeatability.
