
While stunning kitchens and luxury finishes often steal the spotlight on HGTV’s Rock the Block, it’s the thoughtful outdoor living spaces that can truly bring a home to life. This season, Grand Canyon Gas Logs products helped create inviting gathering areas throughout the competition, adding warmth, ambiance, and memorable places for family and friends to connect.
Kim Myles & Chelsea Faulkner — The Winning Gathering Space

Kim and Chelsea’s winning backyard wasn’t just designed for entertaining—it was designed for connection. Anchoring one of the backyard’s most inviting spaces is a Grand Canyon Gas Logs Fire Bowl, creating a natural focal point for conversation and relaxation.
Surrounded by built-in seating, the fire bowl transforms the patio into a cozy gathering place where family and friends can come together and enjoy the outdoors year-round. Its modern design complements the home’s elevated aesthetic while adding the warmth that makes outdoor spaces feel truly welcoming.
As Kim and Chelsea explained, “It’s such a large yard that it only feels right to have a big place to sit and enjoy the fire pit.”
That philosophy comes to life in the finished design. The seating area encourages guests to gather around the fire, making it the perfect destination for relaxing, reconnecting, and enjoying the backyard long after the sun goes down.
Mina Starsiak Hawk & Vernon Davis — A Fire Feature Made for Entertaining

Mina and Vernon designed a backyard built for entertaining, and the Grand Canyon Gas Logs 24″ Tall Fire Table provides the perfect place for guests to gather between the pool, outdoor kitchen, and lounge areas.
The fire table’s clean, contemporary design complements the resort-inspired atmosphere of the backyard while adding ambiance to the space. Whether serving as a focal point during evening get-togethers or a comfortable spot to unwind after a day by the pool, it helps bring the entire outdoor living area together.
Positioned at the center of the action, the fire table proves that some of the best moments happen gathering around the fire and enjoying the evening.
Taniya Nayak & Drew Scott — A Cozy Retreat for Relaxation

Taniya and Drew created a backyard designed for unwinding, blending modern style with spa-like comfort. Adjacent to a hot tub and an intimate seating area, a Grand Canyon Gas Logs 24″ Tall Fire Table serves as the centerpiece of this relaxing outdoor retreat.
The fire feature creates the perfect setting to enjoy a quiet evening after a soak in the hot tub. Paired with the home’s contemporary design and thoughtfully planned outdoor living areas, the fire table helps transform this corner of the backyard into a destination all its own.
From cool desert evenings to casual get-togethers, this inviting space showcases how a fire feature can elevate the outdoor living experience and create a welcoming atmosphere year-round.
Scott Brothers & Brooke Ashley Hall — Gathering Around the Fire

Scott and Brooke designed a backyard that offers multiple ways to relax and entertain, including a dedicated gathering space centered around a Grand Canyon Gas Logs Fire Bowl.
Surrounded by built-in seating and alongside the home’s outdoor dining and entertaining areas, the fire bowl adds both comfort and functionality, helping transform the backyard into a true outdoor retreat.
The combination of comfortable seating, thoughtful landscaping, and the flickering glow of the fire creates the perfect setting for everything from casual conversations to evening get-togethers.
Creating Spaces That Bring People Together
Every team on Rock the Block Season 7 approached outdoor living differently, but they all understood one thing: the best outdoor spaces are designed to bring people together.
Whether it was a dramatic fire bowl surrounded by built-in seating, a sleek fire table overlooking a pool, or a cozy retreat beside a hot tub, Grand Canyon Gas Logs products helped transform each backyard into a destination. We’re proud to have been part of these incredible outdoor transformations and honored to see Grand Canyon Gas Logs featured in some of Season 7’s most memorable backyard designs.







