Those who have at least a small garden next to their house, cottage, or vacation home can expand their living space. On a warm summer day, you want to be in the garden anyway. No one wants to cook in a heated house in the hot summer. Cooking under the summer sky takes on a whole different dimension and allows us to enjoy the outdoors more. We consider a fireplace or a barbecue in the garden to be part of the garden. When building a kitchen, it is useful to think about not having to walk around the entire yard. For this reason, it is ideal to install the summer kitchen directly in the house.

If you want to use the outdoor space for as long as possible, you can glaze it. The ideal option is to opt for a retractable wall that can be fully opened if necessary. If this option is not available, use a pergola or covered terrace. A fireplace or barbecue is essential for a summer kitchen. You don\’t necessarily need a multimillion-dollar appliance; a simple wood-burning stove that doesn\’t require a complicated structure will suffice. For larger fireplaces, the chimney needs to be intricately built. Portable gas fireplaces are another solution. Grills made of lava rock or cast iron plates are also popular. However, water absolutely must be drawn into the summer kitchen. It would certainly be inconvenient to run into the house every time. Electricity would be appreciated as well as the need for lighting. Having both water and electricity would make summer cooking much easier. As much as possible, choose utensils made of materials that can be left outside in the winter.

When planning a kitchen, consider what arrangement is comfortable for you. If space permits, a large enough work surface is important. When furnishing, pay attention to the practicality of the equipment and the ease of maintenance of the materials used. Ease of maintenance will be a big plus for you. Plant climbing plants on the pergola structure where the kitchen is located. It will enhance the romantic atmosphere.