Outdoor Kitchen

Stone is great in this one

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Ceiling fan! Maybe even two. Plus the stones outside the enclosure are nice here.

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Heaters wired into the ceiling!

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Brick could look nice for the pizza oven, perhaps different than the stonework in the rest of the kitchen

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Like the look of this pizza oven - stonework is nice, integrated wood storage, hearth

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Like the hearth under the pizza oven, otherwise the pizza oven is too small.

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Like this stone a lot - looks like the stone in the retaining wall/pickle ball court

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Like the stainless steel and stone, and also the countertops (concrete maybe?). Also like the lights hanging from beams and the stone floor.

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The brick is nice here, and the contrast between the brick and countertop stone.

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Here is another example of adding planting space integrated into kitchen. We also like the look of these wood cabinets.

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Planters for herbs might be a good way to introduce green. They’d need to be somewhere they get sun. Decent stone in this one. One idea would be to have planters for climbing plants and herbs above the counter - could create a seasonal screen above the counter top

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This is too rustic overall. But, the pizza oven is great. The uplighting on the pizza oven is cool. Also, the posts in the table are cool. Also like that there are multiple types of stone.

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Don’t like the stone here, but like that it has the L-shape, and maybe a drink rail would be cool (not sure if there is space for seating on the outside, so that might not work).

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Like the three materials - stone, countertop, and stainless steel. Like the casual, almost broken look of the stone. Like the window to provide a small view.

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This is too busy. We like fewer larger beams supporting the roof instead of all these smaller beams.

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Like the simplicity of the beams in the roof - just the three posts and crossbeam. Don’t like the stone base on the support beams (takes up too much space).

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Like the warmth and the big angled support beams. Don’t like the style of stone.

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Like the large support posts on this one, and that they go all the way to the floor (instead of the stone base)

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Like the two-tone wood - lighter for structure, darker for under roof

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Here is an example of a “green wall”

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