63 Superb Outdoor Kitchen Ideas (Covered, Stone, Bar, Pool)
Are you looking for outdoor kitchen ideas to create an entertainment spot in the backyard? Here you’ll find 87 ideas with pictures, inspiration, and tips.
Below I have a slew of fun and stylish ideas divided into sections:
You can either read an article from the beginning or click on the link above and go to the specific section. Without further ado!
Outdoor Covered Kitchen Ideas
There are multiple coverage options for the outdoor kitchen and outdoor dining areas. The basic options you can try are:
- roof
- gazebo
- pergola
- sail shade
- awning
- umbrella
1. Covered Outdoor Kitchen: A Florida Room
If you’re a fan of a nice view, but prefer to stay in the shade, having a patio covered from three sides is an excellent choice. Thanks to the amount of stone, the design above looks cool and inviting.
What’s crucial for any closed area is to add a hood above the grill. It not only takes a solid amount of smoke, but also redirects a fire in case of an emergency (aka saves your patio from going up in flames).
2. Covered Outdoor Kitchen Living Room
Oh, what an inviting space they created here! It consists not only of a fully functional outdoor kitchen, but also a sitting area!
Picking the wood type for an outdoor kitchen requires a bit of knowledge. Usually, the best choice for outdoors are an exotic wood like ipe, teak, or tigerwood.
For less hefty budgets, dependable options are spruce and oak. However, no matter how good your wooden outdoor kitchens are, you need to adhere to vital outdoor wood rules such as varnishing, impregnation, and proper placement.
3. Covered Outdoor Kitchen Patio
This traditional outdoor kitchen design fits well in a Florida room. It’s a fully functional kitchen with a refrigerator, a sink, a grill with a hood, plenty of countertop space, and a dining area.
It’s worth noting that walls and countertops are finished with the same tiles. It ties the space together visually and makes it look complete.
If you need a kitchen design that’s functional and well-suited to hot weather in Florida, check out our top suggestions for outdoor Florida kitchen brands.
4. Outdoor Kitchen Room With a Fireplace
This covered outdoor kitchen design is very clean and airy. I enjoy how the ceiling inside is coated with color, while the one on the patio is not.
The patio room consists out of an outdoor kitchen divided into two parts (one with the grill and hidden hood and one with the refrigerator), a fireplace, and a sitting area.
To create the indoor-outdoor experience, they used similar colors as the indoors outside, but with a different visual balance. Not how the outdoor kitchen is darker from the living room. Looks like a good idea, huh?
5. Small Covered Outdoor Kitchen on the Patio
Not everybody needs a huge outdoor kitchen. Sometimes a small structure with a built-in a niche is the best possible solution.
There are so many advantages of trying out small outdoor kitchen ideas: they save plenty of space, don’t take over the patio so it can stay a lounging space, and works well with a limited budget.
A small location requires a high attention to detail, though. First of all, the finish of the walls behind the grill and burner needs to be resistant to fire (in the photo above they use stone).
Second of all, a vent hood is a must (in the picture it’s also built-in). It not only takes some of the smoke in, but also directs the fire in case of an emergency.
6. Texan Backyard Outdoor Kitchen With Roof
Having an outdoor kitchen close to the house has plenty of advantages. The first bonus is a lower construction cost, as your utilities are usually already in place.
The second one can be an already-in-place roof, which means you can avoid construction costs and enjoy your outdoor kitchen faster.
A sign on the wall can make an outdoor kitchen a truly unique and personalized space, too. I found an excellent manufacturer on Etsy who creates personalized signs for outdoor kitchens – check them here, where you can also see their nearly 18,000 reviews and 5 star average!
A stylish sign can also be an excellent gift for somebody who plans to build an outdoor kitchen.
7. Covered Outdoor Kitchen on the Patio
This Spanish house patio is simply amazing. It fits not only an outdoor kitchen, but also a dining area and a classy outdoor fireplace. The 3 areas are also separated from each other.
If you’re concerned about smoke filling up your outdoor kitchen, place it a decent distance from the dining area.
8. Covered Outdoor Kitchen Patio
Having an outdoor kitchen under the roof is a convenient and fast option. Your roof will increase the lifespan of your cabinets and all your appliances.
A roof overhead also makes it possible to use an outdoor kitchen when it’s windy, rainy, or snowy, so you’ll lengthen BBQ season.
9. Outdoor Kitchen on the Patio
If you enjoy a stainless steel outdoor kitchen, this sleek and modern set-up is the one for you. This island is made entirely from 404 stainless steel (except the granite countertop).
Not only is stainless steel durable, its matt finish makes it easy to clean.
10. Outdoor Kitchen Covered with a Gazebo
Even though having an outdoor kitchen close to the house is a comfy option, sometimes placing it under the gazebo with a spectacular view is even better.
Take a look at this vaulted ceiling with recessed lights. It looks amazing and screams nature.
11. A Gazebo with a Covered Outdoor Kitchen
This country outdoor kitchen in the picture is based in the woods: its look closely resembles its surroundings. It’s a simple approach that’s ideal for homeowners who enjoy rustic furniture or nostalgic styles.
12. Covered Outdoor Kitchen / Swimming Pool House
How about adding plenty of function to the backyard instead of just an outdoor kitchen? Look at the building above: it gives shelter to an outdoor kitchen, but can fit also a bathroom and storage for the swimming pool.
Since the utilities are already in place, adding a bathroom will be easy.
13. Outdoor Kitchen Covered with Gazebo
This simple gazebo is a practical cover for a small pool outdoor kitchen. It’s not over the top, so you can get one in a reasonable price range.
The biggest advantage of the gazebo located so close to the pool is protection from the sun. It makes prepping and eating a safer experience.
14. Patio Outdoor Kitchen with Pergola
It’s amazing how a pergola can bring such lovely shade to a outdoor kitchen area. A rustic style patio covered with a rustic pergola adds shade not only to an outdoor kitchen, but the dining area.
That chandelier is the cherry on top!
Since a pergola is not a permanent roof, a hood installation might not be necessary. Safety requirements depend on the grill model, so always read the instructions prior to installation.
15. Outdoor Kitchen With a Pergola
The design in the picture is so fresh and clean. It consists of a small outdoor kitchen (under 10′) and a dining area covered with a wooden pergola.
The two shades on the pergola really add to the patio’s style.
16. Outdoor Kitchen Under Pergola
This outdoor kitchen is entirely under the pergola. Since grilling usually generates a fair amount of heat, getting even more heat from the sweltering sun will just be a tiring experience.
Make sure to double-check the grill instruction manual to see how high a pergola should be above it.
17. Outdoor Kitchen Under the Pergola With a Canopy
Adding a pergola with a canopy to your outdoor kitchen is going to bring the space to whole ‘nother level of convenience. You’ll receive more shade as well as protection from wind and rain.
The outdoor kitchen area on this patio is covered with a small roof. There are plenty of things to notice about this design such as the lighting, clean lines, and fancy finishes.
18. Outdoor Kitchen and Dining Area Under the Pergola
A pergola over the outdoor kitchen and dining/ sitting area is not only providing shade, but also a space to install lighting and fans.
I’m huge fan of fans in an outdoor kitchen area, as they not only help you to deal with smoke, but also keep flying insects away.
Thanks to properly placed lighting, an outdoor kitchen can also be used after sunset.
19. Patio Outdoor Kitchen Covered With a Sail Shade
Not everybody wants or needs a permanent roof. This sail shade is an excellent solution because it covers the dining area and prepping area, but doesn’t hang over the grill for safety reasons.
This type of outdoor kitchen covering doesn’t block the light for the house interior, which is also important.
This outdoor kitchen with a kamado grill and a gas grill is the ultimate space to cook outside. It has storage, a sink, a refrigerator, and a grill lamp. A grill lamp is super useful after sunset, too, as no cook wants to serve uncooked food or get burnt.
20. Deck Outdoor Kitchen Covered With Awning
This is one of the most simple outdoor kitchen ideas, built on a deck with limited space and a minimalist design. As decks can only take as much weight, it might not be possible everywhere to add a massive structure.
On decks, it’s also super important to not block the light for the interior of the house.
What they did in the photo above is cover the dining area of an outdoor kitchen with an awning. An awning is adjustable, so it can be hidden while not in use or if it’s windy. Doing this will limits a light inside a little bit, so you can customize your set-up on a whim.
21. Outdoor Kitchen with a Dining Area Covered By Umbrella
You might not be able to add a cover to your patio. In this picture, you can see the location of the outdoor kitchen is close to not one, but two windows.
Adding a roof over the outdoor kitchen would take a lot of natural light from the house interior. So…what do you do?
Instead, they added a shade with a simple umbrella to the dining area right next to the outdoor kitchen. In other words, it’s a low-cost solution that works. It’s important not to put an umbrella over the grill, as it may catch the fire.
Stone Outdoor Kitchen Ideas
Stone is an excellent material for an outdoor kitchen. It visually composes well with plants and wood since it’s a natural material.
Most often stone is used for outdoor kitchen countertops, but it can also be a finish of the whole structure or even a backsplash.
22. Stacked Stone Outdoor Kitchen
This lovely outdoor kitchen is finished with a stacked stone. Stone complements the exotic wood cabinets in the back. I like how they decided to not mimic house elevation on the outdoor kitchen back, too.
It’s worth noticing they raised a bit of a wall behind the grill to create a backsplash and build a little bit of privacy – if the interior is messy, nobody will notice.
Take a look also at the fan – it protects the house from the smoke and keeps flying bugs away at the same time.
23. Stone Outdoor Kitchen and Fireplace Patio
Adding a stone fireplace to a galley outdoor kitchen is one of the great outdoor kitchen ideas. With the wooden ceiling and rattan furniture, it just makes a lovely area to spend time in, no matter what the temperature is outside.
A wood-burning fireplace with iron curtains is an amazing addition to a stone outdoor kitchen, too.
24. A Stone Outdoor Kitchen With Pizza Oven
Stone is an excellent material for outdoor structures not only because it’s going to last for decades, but because it looks so natural alongside plants!
The unregular pattern made by unique stone parts is a pleasure to look at and adds a ton of character to this outdoor patio. To me, unfinished granite countertops top off an outdoor kitchen wonderfully.
25. Stone Outdoor Kitchen With a Big Green Egg
This outdoor kitchen is very unique. It has a lot of countertop space, a bar counter, and a Big Green Egg.
I really enjoy the way they mixed in rough stones with a polished granite countertop. The way the wooden elements doors and stools complement nature is simply amazing.
26. A Stone Outdoor Kitchen Island
Stone is an amazing material a small outdoor kitchen structure because it’s simple to maintain and just looks great. Above you can see an island with a medium sized gas grill and handy little storage drawers.
The composition of polished stone on the countertop and a rough one on the facade pairs nicely. I really enjoy the visual irregularities of natural stone.
27. Stone Outdoor Kitchen With a Backsplash
The outdoor kitchen in the picture is very well designed – not only with appliances, but also storage, countertop space, and even backsplash.
I haven’t seen another backsplash with herbs planted all over it. Having a structure like this could improve your cooking experience since you can just pluck some fresh herbs when you need them.
This outdoor kitchen is not supposed to be super visible, since all the stone on the cabinets and backsplash look similar. If you placed this outdoor kitchen in front of a stucco wall, it would stand out much more.
Outdoor kitchen Bar Ideas
It’s really simple to add an outdoor bar functionality to your outdoor kitchen ideas. There are multiple options to choose from such as:
- bar counter
- wine fridge
- kegerator
- bar station
28. An Outdoor Kitchen Bar With Cabana
This piece is a statement! Imagine having a cabana over a stylish and well-lit outdoor kitchen bar. Such a covering makes an outdoor kitchen bar the centerpiece of any backyard.
The gentle illumination of the cabana with the ground accent lights is a masterclass in backyard lighting.
29. An Outdoor Kitchen Bar With a Wine Fridge
If you enjoy a glass of good wine, adding a wine fridge to your outdoor kitchen bar is must-have. This add-on ensures your wine will always be close at hand and ready to go.
A glass fence around the pool is a practical addition – it doesn’t take away from the view, but makes the whole area much safer.
Second of all, sliding patio doors are amazing for creating an indoor-outdoor experience. Those mirrors above the counter are also amazing!
30. An Outdoor Kitchen Bar at Table Level
Having an outdoor kitchen bar counter at sitting level is an excellent idea since it does double duty as a dining space.
Second of all, a person in a wheelchair can use the area comfortably, too. Older people also find a standard sitting level a more comfortable choice.
If you’re not sure how high your countertops should be when setting up your outdoor kitchen ideas, don’t miss our guide on countertop heights.
Additionally: when a host is on a sink-in level, they can comfortably talk with guests while serving them drinks. What’s not to love about this space?
31. An Ultimate Outdoor Kitchen Bar With a Pergola
Consider making the bar a central point of an outdoor kitchen area. The outdoor kitchen area in the picture consists out of a pizza oven wall with a clock, a grill area behind the bar, and a central outdoor bar with a pergola.
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This bar has everything: a kegerator, a wine refrigerator, plenty of sitting space, 3 types of lighting (proof the homeowners use the space on a daily basis), and a pergola. Who wouldn’t like to chill out here?
32. A Simple Outdoor Kitchen Bar
Not every outdoor kitchen bar needs to be luxurious. Sometimes a simple set-up with a modest finish is more than enough for you to relax and enjoy.
In the picture above, you can see a simple outdoor kitchen with a bar counter: basic, yet functional. It can work as a dining area as well as a bar.
Since the construction is inexpensive, there’s no sink or refrigerator installed. Adding a cooler box under the countertop can fix this issue for about $50.
33. An Outdoor Kitchen Bar at the Pool
The pool area is such a dreamy location for an outdoor bar. The one in the picture has a counter for five people, a refrigerator, and a sink.
For this type of location, it’s worth considering an under sink water filter system installation. That way drinking water will always be accessible on the spot.
Outdoor Kitchen With a Pool
Who doesn’t love eating in an outdoor kitchen, then jumping into the pool? Whether you have a movable pool or a permanent structure, below are some functional and stylish outdoor kitchen ideas for you to try.
34. A Pool With an Outdoor Kitchen
Placing an outdoor kitchen some distance from the house has plenty of advantages – it’s safer in the case of fire since the house is less likely to catch it.
Second of all, you don’t have to use a hood, which reduces the cost further.
This outdoor kitchen is equipped with a big grill and a burner. I would add an outdoor cart to increase the countertop space, too.
35. A Covered Pool Outdoor Kitchen
The outdoor kitchen in this picture has a great central point: while it’s obviously the grill, I also love the strategically placed refrigerator for beverages.
That’s a must-have add-on for hot and humid outdoor kitchens in Florida. If you combine your outdoor kitchen with waterproof, durable materials like HDPE outdoor cabinets, you can get even more mileage out of your space.
The most unique detail about this outdoor kitchen is the grill placement. It’s non-standard, but for a TV fan, it’ll make grilling more entertaining.
36. A Pool Outdoor Kitchen With a Bar Counter
Placing an outdoor kitchen at a decent distance from the pool is a wise option since cooking is the main purpose. Even though the outdoor kitchen in the picture has a dining counter, a table still needs to be added for encouraging greater gatherings.
I recommend placing a table in front of an outdoor kitchen to make cooking and entertaining guests at the same time possible.
This outdoor kitchen also has a too-small distance between appliances. Since improper distances is one of the main reasons for remodeling, it’s worth adding a proper amount of space on the sides of appliances.
You can learn more in my outdoor kitchen dimensions post.
37. Outdoor Kitchen Attached to a House
Attaching the outdoor kitchen to your house not only looks coherent, as you can mimic the house exterior with an outdoor kitchen finish, but it’s cheaper to build and saves space.
What’s important is not to cover windows with it, as nobody wants to live in a cave (well, maybe some people still feel the urge, but most of us enjoy light during the day).
38. A Pool Outdoor Kitchen on a Fence
Attaching an outdoor kitchen to your fence is one of the outdoor kitchen ideas that won’t eat up a lot of space on a small lot. Since it requires a permit, it might not be possible at every location, but you can always choose a movable structure.
Some outdoor kitchen brands offer movable kitchens and cabinets for maximum flexibility. Since they’re not permanent structures, in most locations they’ll be permit-free and will cost way less time and money.
39. A Sink-In Pool Outdoor Kitchen
There are plenty of fans of multilevel flooring: you can have it in your outdoor kitchen too!
The great advantage of these outdoor kitchen ideas is being able to serve drinks and food while guests are using regular chairs, as not everybody is into bar stools.
40. Movable Outdoor Kitchen at the Pool
You want to have an outdoor kitchen close to your pool, but just occasionally? Choosing a movable outdoor kitchen is a great solution! This way you can have an outdoor kitchen even on a relatively small lot.
This is not the only advantage of a movable outdoor kitchen. To have one usually no permit is needed and they’re very low maintenance.
41. A Covered Outdoor Kitchen at the Pool
A covered outdoor kitchen close to the pool provides much-needed shade during sunny days. It’s a great idea to add a roof on the side of a pool big enough so you can put an outdoor kitchen and a dining set under it.
Outdoor Kitchen Layout Ideas
Worried that your outdoor kitchen ideas won’t fit your limited space or uneven terrain? There are plenty of outdoor kitchen layouts to choose from:
- an island
- an L-shaped kitchen
- a U-shaped
- a galley
- against the wall
42. An Outdoor Kitchen Island With a Pergola
An island can actually be the smallest possible outdoor kitchen. It can consist only of countertop space and a grill – all you need to slap together some burgers and enjoy the sunshine.
This outdoor kitchen set-up can also supplement medium and large outdoor kitchen ideas, still reflecting your indoor set-up.
What’s especially amazing about this shape is that it can fit most budgets and outdoor set-ups. If you’re looking for something quick to put together and your budget is limited, this is the way to go.
43. A Detached L-shaped Outdoor Kitchen
An L-shape is a widespread layout for an outdoor kitchen and for good reason: it works great on patios, decks, and under gazebos.
This desert outdoor kitchen is detached from the house and has a bar counter all around it. If your space is limited, but you want to be able to sit a bunch of people at the same time, give this set-up a try.
44. A Patio L-shaped Outdoor Kitchen
The patio is a common location for an outdoor kitchen and very often the shape of the choice is L. The reason for that is not only limited space, but also functionality.
A big reason is considering entertaining company. This set-up lets you figure out how to situate an outdoor kitchen so the chef faces guests and family members. This move can build some good conversation and playful drama for backyard parties.
45. An All-In-One L-shaped Outdoor Kitchen
An L-shape is excellent for a multipurpose structure, too. The outdoor kitchen above has a grill, a burner, a sink, and a sitting area in a relatively small space.
Since it’s all-in-one, it’s not the only purpose: it does double-duty as not only an outdoor kitchen, but also a potting bench. Just take a look.
46. A Small U-shaped Outdoor Kitchen
A U-shape is usually best for medium and large structures, but it can do small, too. The main feature of this shape is a lot of countertop space.
If one likes to have a lot of it while cooking (as I do), this shape is going to be an excellent choice.
47. The Ultimate U-shaped Outdoor Kitchen
The U-shape outdoor kitchen works well in spaces that have to be separated according to safety, like the top of the hill or a cliff. You can see an additional barrier located on the right side of this outdoor kitchen.
Even though construction in such spaces is more difficult, the incredible view makes it so worth it!
The outdoor kitchen in the picture is a big structure with plenty of countertop space, storage, a grill, burner, sink, refrigerator, a bar counter, and a roof. With so much functionality, it’s super convenient and luxurious. Just imagine cooking with this view!
48. A Galley Outdoor Kitchen
A galley is a shape that mimics a lot of indoor kitchen trends. It works excellent for anyone who enjoys a lot of countertop space, but also likes the modern style (which a galley suits better than a U-shape).
49. Against the Wall Traditional Outdoor Kitchen
If you have a patio wall, you can use for an outdoor kitchen – sometimes it’s the best spot to locate it. It’s a convenient set-up for hosts as well as their guests, as the house’s restroom and kitchen are close.
Locating an outdoor kitchen close to the house can be a way to cut costs on construction and appliances, too. If an outdoor kitchen is located next to the indoor one, a fridge, burners, and sink can be omitted in design.
In the picture above, they’re able to fit add an outdoor fireplace, but with the bare eye, you can see that spaces between appliances are too small – still not the most comfortable space to cook in. This set-up would be best for single homeowners or couples who only entertain company occasionally.
Outdoor Kitchen Ideas on a Deck
Usually the biggest advantage of the deck is the view. The challenge can be a limited space. Below I chose few deck outdoor kitchens inspirations that will still give you several benefits in one handy location.
50. A Small Deck Outdoor Kitchen With a Roof
It’s no secret that outdoor kitchen appliances are going to last much longer when covered with a roof or a tarp. Here the roof shields both the grill and the burner.
This outdoor kitchen is also an example of a well-planned small deck outdoor kitchen. There is a grill, a burner, a sink, and a countertop space – well-rounded for many outdoor cooking styles.
51. A Wooden Deck Outdoor Kitchen
This outdoor kitchen is simply fantastic! It has plenty of storage space, countertop space, a large grill, and a sink.
With a stone countertop to round everything out, it looks amazing and is no doubt a real pleasure to cook in.
52. A Narrow Outdoor Deck Kitchen
An outdoor kitchen can be created even on a narrow patio, though it may have to be in two parts. The main outdoor kitchen with the grill is attached to the wall, while the refrigerator sink combo is separate.
To me, it’s amazing how they enlarge this space with the décor above the grill. Remember: strong outdoor kitchen ideas mean working within and around your limitations to create something amazing.
Just make sure to double-check the weight limit and age of your deck prior to construction, as not every deck can handle additional weight.
Rustic Outdoor Kitchen Ideas
Having a rustic outdoor kitchen is a dream of many people. Below you’ll find romantic outdoor kitchen ideas that will fill you with inspiration.
53. Rustic Outdoor Kitchen Under Gazebo
There are so many things in this design that can inspire you: irregular countertops, stacked stone over the smoker, an antique sink, a gazebo, or the brick floor.
All of these little details makes this outdoor kitchen a unique space. Truly one of a kind.
What might be an easy thing to take from this design is a shelf on the eye level, too, that you can put décor on.
54. Rustic Outdoor Kitchen on a Deck
A rustic style can be done not only on a patio, but also on a deck. Check out this simple brick outdoor kitchen: it still needs a bit of decorating, but it’s relaxing and old-fashioned.
An idea I recommend you try from this design is using lighting to style the space. Take a look at the chandelier above the table: the wall lamp close to the sink is less visible, but still stylish.
55. Rustic Outdoor Grill Station
Not every rustic style enthusiast needs a full size outdoor kitchen. The grill station in the picture above may be small, but it has comfortable countertop space to use for cooking (finished nicely with bricks).
The style here is nicely decorated with lamps. It must look breathtaking after sunset.
56. Rustic Outdoor Kitchen With a Grill and Pizza Oven
This traditional brick structure screams Europe and was inspired by outdoor kitchens of the past. It looks amazing while still having so much function!
With a massive wooden outdoor table, it could be a brilliant outdoor cooking space for the bread and pizza loving chef.
Modern Outdoor Kitchen Ideas
Modern outdoor kitchens look best close to modern houses, so it’s one of the easiest to create in such spaces. These types of outdoor kitchen spaces reflect both lines and materials of the exterior and interior of the house.
57. A Modern Outdoor Kitchen Patio
Modern is all about the lines: so is this design. There are two types of vertical lines – rounded and straight.
The countertop, shelf above it, cabinet doors, and roof all create horizontal lines. The arch below the ceiling, window, grill, and smoker, on the contrary, are rounded. This combination creates a modern vibe – one of the truly contemporary outdoor kitchen ideas.
While the materials are traditional – such as stone and wood – the light fixtures are modern.
58. A Modern Outdoor Kitchen Galley
This might seem odd, but some shapes work better for modern outdoor kitchens, while some are less fortunate for this specific style.
Along the wall, an island and a gallery shape help show lines, which most often helps with these types of modern outdoor kitchen ideas. The white stripe between the outdoor kitchen and wooden décor on the wall is another strong design choice.
I enjoy the mixture of countertop materials (stone and concrete), structured wooden walls, and illumination.
59. Modern Outdoor Kitchen With Pendant Lights
What helps with creating a modern style outdoors is lighting. This functional idea is to keep fixtures simple, monochromatic and install them along lines.
The type of materials you choose are just as important as colors in your outdoor kitchen ideas. The modern style works great with a bold monochromatic palette.
If you’re looking for more modern outdoor kitchen ideas, check out my modern design list.
Country Outdoor Kitchen Ideas
Outdoor kitchens are an amazing addition to country houses, as they often have bigger lots. No stress with space means country outdoor kitchens can incorporate basically any appliances owners dream about – from Argentinian grill to pizza oven.
60. An Outdoor Kitchen in the Woods
This outdoor kitchen is placed on a deck basically in the woods. It has plenty of countertop space, as well as a built-in grill, and lighting. The wood finish, on both the deck and the kitchen, looks amazing between the trees.
If you live in a climate that gets chilly at times, try a gas heater. This device will elongate your grilling season massively.
61. A Country Outdoor Kitchen Gazebo
Log gazebos are long-lasting outdoor kitchen ideas that are stylish and protect both appliances and guests from elements. Installing a gazebo enables hanging chandeliers, too.
The wood here pairs brilliantly with the natural stone and lush green trees.
62. Outdoor Grill Station With a Triangle Dining Table
Wood and stone are excellent materials for the country outdoor kitchen ideas. In the picture above there is not one type of stone, but two!
The wooden dining area adds a lot of color to this space while still being useful.
63. Country Outdoor Kitchen on the Patio
Last but not least, your outdoor kitchen ideas can add some country décor. The idea in the picture is pretty neutral, but with a rusted chandelier with chicken and root tree table, it is automatically country rustic.
Got Some Inspiration For Your Outdoor Kitchen Ideas?
I hope you found a lot of inspiration for your outdoor kitchen in this article. Even if you didn’t see something you liked, you can always combine these ideas or go in a completely different direction.
Which outdoor kitchen did you like the most and would like to add to your backyard?
Was it a stone outdoor kitchen with a backsplash, the patio outdoor kitchen with a sail shade, or maybe a Florida outdoor kitchen?
If you want more ideas or practical building information to bring your future outdoor kitchen to life, check out these in-depth guides:
