One of the newest and most pleasant spaces in a home can be an outdoor kitchen. Families always seem to be divided during barbecues; some cook indoors and others socialize or grill outside. With an outdoor kitchen, families can cook together and grill people don’t have to continually go in and out of the house to grab plates, cookware, or lighters, as everything they need can easily be stored in kitchen cabinets. outdoor.
Design
If you have a pool, place your outdoor kitchen nearby for even more enjoyment. Family and guests will love taking a dip in the pool and being able to relax at an outdoor bar just steps away. Those who are preparing the food will feel part of the action and will be able to supervise the children in the pool and chat with the guests while they cook.
Leaving large openings in the walls will allow fresh air to flow through and will keep everyone cool. This is a great way to keep enjoying the weather while protecting yourself from the sun. Outdoor kitchens have become increasingly popular in areas where residents enjoy pleasant weather for much of the year.
Materials
Small outdoor kitchens typically contain a small sink, a built-in grill, an undercounter refrigerator, and a few cabinets. It is important to find durable and waterproof materials to build your kitchen so that it is equipped to withstand bad weather and humidity.
Natural stone can be a great material to help define your space. It is tough, flame resistant and has a beautiful, unique and natural look that will enhance the outdoor feel of your kitchen. Large rectangular natural slate tiles can be an attractive and sturdy backsplash that will complement granite countertops and wood decks.
Granite is a popular material for outdoor countertops. It’s arguably the most beautiful outdoor option and creates a “high-end” look. If properly installed by an experienced professional, you shouldn’t have any adhesive or grout line issues. Granite is best for areas that are not exposed to direct sunlight, so make sure your outdoor kitchen is in the shade.
If direct sunlight is unavoidable, concrete may be the best option. These countertops are cast in one piece and are therefore flexible in terms of shape. The concrete also has no grout lines and comes in an unlimited variety of colors.
If you are looking to create a unique space and a new way to enjoy the beautiful weather, consider an outdoor kitchen. This backyard oasis will help you get away from indoor stressors and enjoy old-fashioned outdoor living with a modern twist.
