Outdoor kitchens

Whether you want to extend your home into the garden or create a designated entertaining space, there are options for every budget

WORDS: JO MESSENGER

Outdoor kitchens that are well designed have functional zones for cooking and food preparation as well as space for socialising. Just like an indoor version, you should factor in the positioning of units and appliances and elements like worktops, flooring and lighting. DIY options are the most affordable way to create an outdoor cooking zone, but if you’ve got the budget, there’s a host of features you can incorporate. STYLES AND MATERIALS Invest in units specifically designed for outdoor use. The most popular options are stainless steel, marine-grade aluminium, masonry, PVC, and wood — available in either bespoke or off-the-shelf units. “If you are going down the bespoke route, find an experienced designer who can incorporate materials that tie in with your garden,” says Ross Worrod, co-founder of Grillo. Ensure…

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Homebuilding & Renovating (Digital) - 1 Issue, May 2024

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