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The burners are moved outside the home during the summer so you don’t have to cook inside while the rest of the family rests by the pool or under the pergola. Keep in mind that there are options for both terraces and gardens, ranging from a barbeque to a model that includes a refrigerator.
Summer encourages you to take your belongings outside and get out of the house, including working in the kitchen. There’s no better way to do this than to set up an outdoor kitchen that’s as practical as the one inside, allowing you to make food while taking a dip in the pool or enjoying an aperitif with your friends. You also save time and energy by not being ‘locked up’ between appliances. Although they look best in a garden, they can also be used on a terrace. Of course, there’s a BBQ version as well as an extra cart.
You should look for a shadow when installing it. Like a result, they’re frequently found beneath a porch, a pergola, or an enclosure, with a smoke outlet or a suitable distance between the fire area and the roof, as in this plan. Consider whether or not you’ll need water and electricity connections, as well as whether or not you’ll need to connect a sink, a refrigerator, or any other item.
After all of the practical issues have been handled, it’s time to design the composition that best meets the available area and your requirements. Consider the modules you’ll need and the ‘look’ you’d like it to have (modern in stainless steel, vintage in colors). Do not store anything you do not require, but do remember to include items that will make your kitchen job easier, such as an extra storage unit or a dishwasher (why not?).
Minimalist and Elegant
Thanks to a specific treatment that prevents rust and provides it remarkable durability to outside conditions, frame furniture leaves the house and is installed in the garden. They can be finished with a gas grill, which allows cooking without smoke and in a simple manner, using various modules and a steel worktop. If you want to expand the family, there are matching tables and bookcases.
On Wheels
These two teak wood and stainless steel kitchen modules from viadurini.es are a good alternative for terraces and gardens, as their wheels allow you to move it where you need it and set it in a shaded area during the day and near the pool at night. Furthermore, the plate may be adjusted so that you don’t miss the one inside the house, and you can pick between an induction, wok, or Grilled zone.
An Island with an Industrial Look
Because it deviates from the traditional (and classic) idea of kitchens, demonstrating that garden furniture may be stylish as well. It was designed by Nicola De Pellegrini and features a steel structure with a distinctive paint finish and a stoneware tabletop with a cement impression. Its status as an island allows you to establish a bar area, perfect for an aperitif or sharing moments with visitors.
A Barbecue
This summertime favorite is perfect for both the yard and the terrace. Expert grillers who still prefer fire to gas will love this product. It’s made of stainless steel and features a thermometer built into the top so you can monitor the temperature without opening it, as well as two lower shelves for storing everything you need for a perfect BBQ. An island and sink module can be added to complete the look.
A Cold ‘Season’
Despite the fact that it lacks a stove, the Cooling Station merits a spot on our list for its summer hue and the features it provides: a refrigerator, an ice dispenser, a sink, and two very cool top modules. Glasses and bottles are easily accessible. Made of steel, the color may be modified so you can pick the one that best matches your surroundings.
Tailored to You
The Open Kitchen collection allows you to design the kitchen of your dreams, one that conforms to your lifestyle and culinary preferences as well as the available space. A tiny and minimalist design that you will like not only as a decorative accessory but also as a means of enjoyment. ‘Incredible,’ find a spot in the shade.
Complete and Functional
This plan includes everything, including a prime location under the shade of a pergola. A hybrid kitchen with a sink, storage units, drawers, and a workstation that provides a very comfortable work surface to work on, so you can surprise your visitors with various recipes every day.
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