The Nantucket 27" Concrete Fire Bowl by Modeno is built for outdoor spaces with a coastal character — weathered wood decking, natural stone, woven furniture, salt air. Its GFRC concrete form has an organic softness that reads naturally in seaside and nature-forward environments, without the sharp geometry of more urban fire bowl designs.

If you're building a patio that feels connected to the outdoors rather than imposed on it, the Nantucket belongs in the conversation.

Why the Nantucket?

• Coastal Organic Form — Softer silhouette that integrates naturally into seaside, coastal, and nature-forward outdoor spaces.
• Open Flame Bowl Design — Fire visible from every angle with no recessed pan blocking the view.
• Full GFRC Construction — Weather-resistant and built for outdoor permanence, including coastal salt-air environments.
• 27" Compact Footprint — Works in smaller outdoor settings and as a secondary fire feature on larger properties.
• 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: OFG116
• Starting at $849

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the Nantucket compare to the York, Jefferson, and Newbridge?
All four are 27" Modeno GFRC fire bowls at $849. The Nantucket is the most coastal and organic of the four. The York is sharper and more urban. The Jefferson is classically traditional. The Newbridge is the most curated and formal. If your patio has natural materials — teak, wicker, stone, driftwood-finish tiles — and a relaxed, coastal sensibility, the Nantucket fits the setting best.

Is GFRC salt-air resistant?
GFRC handles outdoor coastal environments well — far better than bare steel, and comparably to sealed poured concrete. Rinsing periodically and using a cover during off-season months will extend the surface finish. The burner components are the most sensitive to salt air and benefit most from off-season protection.

Can I use a fire bowl on a wood deck?
Use a fire-rated surface protector mat under any gas fire feature placed on a wood or composite deck. Contact us if you need guidance on deck-safe placement for the Nantucket specifically.

What seating pairs best with the Nantucket?
Woven wicker, teak, or natural rattan lounge chairs — anything with an organic or coastal character that complements the bowl's softer form. Avoid strictly angular modern seating, which works against the Nantucket's aesthetic.