16 Chic Outdoor Kitchens Serving Up Nothing But Backyard Envy
It’s
long been trendy to design a home that brings the outdoors in, so it
only follows that now that’s what’s inside is headed out – particularly
by way of popular outdoor kitchens. These al fresco cooking spaces are
full-on gourmet, often centered around a grill, but also with specialty
items like pizza ovens, wine coolers, and warming drawers. Installing an
entire second kitchen doesn’t come cheap – figure $3,000 up to $30,000
for custom work – but hey, the spot to whip up a four-course meal will
be steps away from your hammock. We’ve pulled together some
envy-inducing standouts.
Homey Touches Taken Outdoors
This
covered outdoor kitchen borrows liberally from the indoors – stained
glass artwork, a fireplace and mantle, a set of high-back chairs – to
create this cozy outdoor nook. Surrounding greenery acts as a natural
wall. Credit: Quawoo
Mmm, An Outdoor Wood-Burning Pizza Oven
This
intimate backyard space filled with rustic furniture can turn out
restaurant-worthy wood-fired pizza, thanks to it’s built in brick pizza
oven. (We’re coming over!) Credit: Sandy Koepke/Wood Stone via HGTV.
The Most Charming Place Ever To Can Preserves
The
owners of adorable getaway “Villa Else” in Denmark’s Søllerød Nature
Reserve take advantage of their compact outdoor kitchen to make
preserves during apple and plum picking seasons. Photograph by Stuart McIntyre via KML Design.
Plenty Of Space To Serve A Crowd
This
sheltered backyard houses a full-service kitchen including a grill,
pizza oven, storage, and counter space – plus a lengthy table for
hosting all your friends. Credit: HGTV
One Dreamy Kitchen Patio
Once
a crumbling, dilapitated wall, this two-story apartment in Brooklyn’s
Fort Greene neighborhood was re-envisioned as a double-height wall of
windows that look out over the airy outdoor kitchen and patio. Credit: Elizabeth Roberts via Remodelista
Cute, Compact, and Convenient
Hardwood
countertops, barstool seating, and large stainless steel grill stand
ready for action on this deck. Dangling glass frame pendant lights add a
roomy vibe. Credit: Zillow
Partially Enclosed, Fully Stocked
An
wooden awning covers and protects the kitchen area that hugs this
house, making it easy to store every little kitchen convenience without
fear of weather damage. Credit: Huis Styling
An Indoor Kitchen’s Fraternal Twin
Cleverly
mirroring the internal kitchen’s design, this outdoor kitchen takes its
design cues from the kitchen cabinets and stainless steel appliances
inside. The result is seamless and striking. Credit: Sublime Group
A Spacious Brooklyn Backyard
After
being devastated by Hurricane Sandy, this Red Hook outdoor space was
recreated with custom cedar cabinetry, stainless counters, and glossy
dark floors. Credit: New Eco Landscapes
This One Is A Total Wow
Just
look at all that stainless equipment! Plus, just beyond the soothing
Mediterranean-style kitchen lies an equally atmospheric hang-out
area. Credit: Reynolds-Gualco Design
Stone And Steel, Baby
BTW,
the image shows only one corner of this massive stone-hewn kitchen;
there’s a refrigerator, sink, and even more counter space on the
opposite side. Credit: Anthony Albert Studios
Bells and Whistles, Galore!
This
breezy kitchen seriously has it all: a wood burning pizza oven, grill,
side burner, egg smoker, sink, refrigerator, trash chute, serving
station, and plenty of storage. Credit: AguaTerra Outdoors
An Outdoor Entertainment Pavilion
Centered around the built-in grill, this partially enclosed patio kitchen hasthe added comfort of a cooling fan. Credit: Conrado Home Builders
Shiny Stainless Steel Style
According to Lord Design,
this unused covered area was sandwiched between the home and a covered
outdoor dining area – so transforming it into an outdoor kitchen only
seemed logical. There’s an icemaker, Kegerator, refrigerator and a
resaturant-worthy grill. Credit: Steve Etinge for Lord Design
A Zig-Zag Hub
This outdoor kitchen zigs, zags, and holds its own as a free-standing cooking-eating station. Credit: Quawoo
What a View!
We’d be cooking non-stop in this beauty just for the pleasure of staring out at the water while chopping. Credit: Quawoo
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