To draw a crowd—and keep them entertained—requires a bit more than plopping down a table and a few plastic chairs. With an outdoor kitchen you can prepare meals and be around your guests with minimal time spent running back inside for plates, beverages, or tongs.
Although you could spend tens of thousands of dollars for a custom outdoor kitchen, a basic island is an efficient design that leaves out the complexity of curves and angles while packing everything into one compact and handsome unit.
See the 12 steps to building the beauty shown here in How to Build an Outdoor Kitchen. Keep reading for more projects for your outdoor cooking space.
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