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Solo Stove's Infinity Flame Brings a Gas Fire You Can Adjust to the American Terrace

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Architectural Digest has reviewed Solo Stove's Infinity Flame and found a lot to like in this propane fire pit. The reviewers singled out two things: a refined, finished look and a flame the owner can turn up or down. For a house where the terrace is used like another room, that combination is worth a closer look. No price was on the record in the review, so we aren't printing one.

With reporting from Architectural Digest.

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