Extending the Season in Your PNW Outdoor Kitchen

Do you love the sunny and dry Pacific Northwest summers, fleeting as they are? Would you like to extend your use of your outdoor kitchen without donning rain gear? The luxury of a seamless indoor-outdoor chef’s kitchen is no longer just for California and Arizona homeowners to enjoy. There is a massive demand for outdoor kitchens, so you’ll not just be extending your season, but extending your home’s value long term.

What is a Luxury Outdoor Kitchen?

Experiences -

Creating a space for unique memories you can’t make inside - family pizza night with a pizza oven, smoking brisket for Father’s Day, your special menu for drinks in your poolside bar.

Seamlessness -

Luxury is in the uncluttered ease that moves you between inside and outside. 

Quality -

Luxury all-weather cabinetry and appliances meant to withstand the elements.

Amenities -

A design that thinks through every need makes life easier, has everything available to accomplish your goals, and wows you with details that have never been done before. 

Harmonizing Between Inside and Out -

All the indoor comforts brought outside: long workstation sinks, protected TV, full bar, ice maker, refrigerator, quality seating, and infrared heating means you don’t have to run back and forth for every little thing. 

Smoke separation -

Pizza ovens, bbq’s, and smokers purposefully separated from the house.

Elegance without hassle -

Luxurious but easy to clean and ready to hose down, the outdoor furniture and cabinetry are a different breed than what you have indoors.

Heated zones -

A bit of warmth is the difference between using your outdoor kitchen or not.

Discovering and Creating Square Footage -

Reclaim unusable yard space, build on an urban rooftop, create more square footage for living and entertaining, change the way you use the whole house WITHOUT a gut renovation to the interior.

Guest Chef’s Kitchen -

Love entertaining but have no desire to cook? A Guest Chef’s Kitchen creates the setup for caterers and entertaining chefs to serve your guests seamlessly. 

Want to elevate your outdoor kitchen experience? Contact Andrew for an introductory call to get you heading in the right direction. 

Andrew Mikhael is one of the best Seattle area architects who’s work has been celebrated by Interior Design Magazine, the National Kitchen and Bath Design Awards, and many others.

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