The Jefferson 27" Concrete Fire Bowl by Modeno is the most classically proportioned option in the 27" fire bowl family — a form that holds its own on a formal garden terrace as easily as it does on a well-composed backyard patio. Where the York leans urban and the Nantucket leans coastal, the Jefferson is the design-neutral choice that reads as quality without announcing a particular trend.

Full GFRC construction, push-button ignition, open flame visible from all sides. At $849, it's the same entry price as the family — the difference is a form that ages well and works in more settings than any other bowl in the lineup.

Why the Jefferson?

• Classic, Timeless Proportions — The most universally adaptable form in the 27" fire bowl family. Works in formal, transitional, and traditional outdoor settings.
• Open Flame Bowl Design — Fire visible from every seat, every angle.
• Full GFRC Construction — Lighter than poured concrete, weather-resistant, frost-tolerant.
• 27" Compact Footprint — Places easily in garden settings, small patios, and as a secondary fire feature.
• Push-Button Ignition
• Available in Propane or Natural Gas

Specifications

• Diameter: 27 inches
• Height: Lounge height
• Material: Glass-fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC)
• Fuel: Propane or Natural Gas
• Ignition: Push-button spark
• SKU: OFG119
• Starting at $849

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the Jefferson differ from the York, Nantucket, and Newbridge?
All four are 27" Modeno GFRC fire bowls at $849. The Jefferson is the most classically balanced — it doesn't read as modern, coastal, or formal-curated. It just reads as well-made and well-proportioned. If you want a fire bowl that works with a traditional or mixed-style patio without making a strong aesthetic statement, the Jefferson is the most versatile pick. The York is for modern spaces. The Nantucket is for coastal ones. The Newbridge is for highly curated, formal outdoor rooms.

Is the Jefferson well-suited for a formal garden setting?
Yes. Traditional garden terraces with stone pathways, boxwood hedging, or formal planting arrangements are exactly where the Jefferson's proportions hold up best. The Nantucket would feel too casual; the Aurora or York would feel too urban. The Jefferson fits naturally.

What's the best way to place a 27" fire bowl in a larger outdoor space?
In larger spaces, the 27" bowl works best as a secondary fire feature — a satellite to a main fire table, or a focal point in a separate conversation area away from the primary seating. As a standalone feature in a smaller courtyard or garden area, it's right-sized.

Does the Jefferson need a wind screen?
If your garden or patio gets regular evening breeze, a wind screen will protect the flame and extend igniter life. Contact us to confirm compatible wind screen options for the OFG119.