Transforming your backyard with an outdoor kitchen has never been more, thanks to top brands like Danver, Brown Jordan Outdoor Kitchens, and Trex Outdoor Kitchens. Each brand offers unique inclusions, focuses on functionality, and shows off how consumers can achieve a high-end design in an attainable way. Let's have a look.
Get Inspired by Vacation Living
As the demand for outdoor kitchen spaces continues to grow, Brown Jordan Outdoor Kitchens leads the way with innovative and luxurious designs. According to the Outdoor Living Report published by the brand last year, 40% of Americans are interested in adding a backyard bar, and 56% are influenced by their experiences at hotels and vacation rentals.
Brown Jordan Outdoor Kitchens offers modular cabinetry that can include everything from built-in grills to beverage centers, making it easy to create an outdoor retreat that feels like a vacation in your own backyard.
Create the Ultimate Poolside Entertainment Zone
Danver is renowned for its ability to merge traditional design elements with contemporary aesthetics, creating outdoor kitchens that are both timeless and modern. Their custom outdoor kitchen projects offer durability and style, while a variety of finishes and door styles allow homeowners to personalize their space. Whether you prefer a classic look or a sleek, modern feel, Danver’s versatile designs ensure your outdoor kitchen stands out.
Harmonize with Nature
Trex Outdoor Kitchens inspires by placing added emphasis on the importance of integrating the architecture and landscape — just look what they did in Bobby Berk's backyard. The celebrity interior designer reminds consumers considering outdoor kitchen design to “note the architecture of the exterior of your home and the landscape design. The details, materials, and plants that surround your outdoor living space will play a part in the overall look and feel, so it’s certainly worthwhile to integrate them into your design.”
“The Trex Outdoor Kitchen is a great combination of form and function, and incredibly durable to boot," shared Berk. "I chose the teak and midnight matte finish for the cabinetry to create contrast with all the lighter tones in the outdoor space, and bring in a modern, streamlined look that still had some warmth. I also wanted to include the handy prep sink and under-counter refrigerator so we would have everything needed for al fresco cooking and entertaining right there.”
He adds, "While I went with mostly black, white, and neutrals for my outdoor space, I do see a real interest in injecting some brighter colors into outdoor design. I’m seeing more saturated, warm tones like tangerine, fuschia, and magenta, as well as all sorts of shades of green, from bright lime to sage to deep olive. Rust tones, camel, and browns are also here to stay and can feel both retro and modern. My go-to for incorporating color outdoors has always been through accessories - like pillows, throws, planters, or patio umbrellas. They’re easy to add and low commitment, as you can change them out if you feel like switching things up."
Looking for an easier solution for your outdoor kitchen? The high-performance Trex Ready™ collection features six preset configurations. With a focus on harmonizing details, materials, and the surrounding environment, the brand thinks through every detail to help a homeowner create a really, really great outdoor space.
