Love for an outdoor kitchen

07/22/2010

Love for an outdoor kitchen

It may be true that we can be a bit of a hazard when we get our hands on the stove. Luckily, the last time we accidentally set our shirt on fire, the expensive threads were courtesy of our unknowing roommate. Despite our lack of cooking prowess, we do love kitchens to be aethestically arranged to reflect our undoubtable charm. Even better, to be positioned outside as a prized addition to a glorious summer house.

This summer house (or "sommerhus" in Danish) via the Danish blog BOLIG comes equipped with just the right size outdoor kitchen to complement the deck for summertime lounging, gathering friends and serving catered snacks that you can pretend you made on the outdoor amenities. Oh come on. It's better than putting our roommate's charred shirt by his dog's bed and saying "Fido! What did you do?!" We're better than that these days.

Jul 22, 2010 1:51:47 PM | Beachside

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This picture of outdoor kitchen is really nice its spacious and properly organised as per outdoor, and if we want to use this kitchen in the winter we just have to add a fire pit with barbeque grill and we are ready to enjoy the kitchen in winter too.
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Posted by: Wood_Agnes | 01/17/2011 at 12:04 AM

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