Outdoor Kitchens

Outdoor kitchen design can be a great addition to any backyard or outdoor living space. With the increasing popularity of outdoor entertaining, First State Building & Design will deliver a well-designed kitchen that enhances your entertaining and functional outdoor living experience.

Outdoor kitchen design can be a great addition to any backyard or outdoor living space. With the increasing popularity of outdoor entertaining, First State Building & Design will deliver a well-designed kitchen that enhances your entertaining and functional outdoor living experience.

Outdoor Kitchen Design

Outdoor kitchen design takes many considerations to incorporate.  Hardscape elements such as countertops, flooring, and seating areas can create a stylish and functional space. Installing a grill and refrigerator in your outdoor kitchen allows you to cook and store food conveniently, eliminating the need for constant trips back and forth to the indoor kitchen. Additionally, an outdoor kitchen provides the opportunity to enjoy the fresh air and nature while preparing meals, making it a worthwhile investment for any homeowner.  With so many options and technology available, choose First State Building & Design to deliver an outdoor kitchen that will exceed your expectations.

Stone outdoor kitchen with black granite countertop

Outdoor Kitchen FAQs

Common materials include stainless steel, which is durable and resistant to the elements, as well as stone, brick, and concrete for countertops and surfaces. These materials are weather-resistant and easy to clean.

The complexity of outdoor kitchen installations often warrants professional help. Professionals can ensure proper gas, water, and electrical connections, as well as compliance with safety codes and regulations.

Consider the space available, your cooking preferences, and your budget. Common outdoor kitchen appliances include grills, side burners, refrigerators, and sinks. Ensure that the appliances are designed for outdoor use and can withstand exposure to the elements.

Think about the layout, traffic flow, and the relationship between the outdoor kitchen and other elements in your outdoor space. Allow for adequate counter space, storage, and consider factors like shade, wind direction, and proximity to the indoor kitchen.

Installing a roof or pergola above your outdoor kitchen can provide protection from the sun and rain. Consider using weather-resistant materials for cabinets and appliances, and invest in weatherproof covers for when the kitchen is not in use.

The need for permits varies by location and the scope of the project. In many cases, you may need permits for electrical and gas connections. Check with your local building department to understand the specific requirements in your area.