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| Don't we all want to dine al fresco in this homeowner's wood- and stone-clad backyard? The built-in grill is close to the dining table, making it the ideal setup for a small number of guests; the one manning the grill will always feel part of the group. (Credit: Urrita Design) See the Original Story on Houzz |
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| Don't we all want to dine al fresco in this homeowner's wood- and stone-clad backyard? The built-in grill is close to the dining table, making it the ideal setup for a small number of guests; the one manning the grill will always feel part of the group. (Credit: Urrita Design) See the Original Story on Houzz |
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| Everything about this rooftop shouts summer. From the lounge chairs that face breathtaking city views, to the sunny chartreuse color of the planters and cabinets to the minifridge and grill pair — this is the spot to sip a cold beer while the host flips burgers. (Credit: Chicago Green Design Inc.) See the Original Story on Houzz |
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| This barside grill's backdrop is simply stunning, making it the perfect place to enjoy the breathtaking California sunset and a glass of chilled chardonnay. (Credit: AMS, Landscape Design Studios, Inc.) See the Original Story on Houzz |
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| My favorite part of the summer barbecue is the transition from dusk to nighttime, right when the temperature cools and beers are replaced with steaming mugs of hot cocoa or coffee. This contemporary outdoor space lets guests make the easy shift from outdoor dining chairs to more comfortable all-weather armchairs around the fire pit, which can only mean one thing: It's time to roast s'mores. (Credit: McClellan Architects) See the Original Story on Houzz |
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| Here's a more traditional version of a space that lets guests transition from the dining table to a more casual seating arrangement. This enclosed porch houses an outdoor kitchen that's ideal for homes that get extremely hot summer weather. Roof coverage, ventilation and plenty of ceiling fans ensure a cool space during the day. (Credit: Frederick + Frederick Architects) See the Original Story on Houzz |
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| It's hard to get the modern rustic look right, but this covered outdoor kitchen hits the mark perfectly. Citrine banquettes, beam ceilings and wood used throughout the decor provides contrast to the stainless steel kitchen appliances. Sliding glass doors to the right show the outdoor kitchen's proximity to the indoor living space, making it a great place for postdinner sitting and mingling. (Credit: SB Architects) See the Original Story on Houzz |
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| The pièce de résistance of this outdoor kitchen is the wood-burning oven, which means pizza and freshly baked bread could be on this homeowner's menu. Another draw is the kitchen's gorgeous backdrop — Oregon's verdant surroundings. (Credit: Paradise Restored Landscaping and Exterior Design) See the Original Story on Houzz |
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