Outdoor kitchens we have built,
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The solid wood table, simply laid, faces the kitchen and seems to share its language — or so it appears: for the dark slatted doors, the shutter closing the equipped wall, the whole warmly rhythmed front are not wood but wood-effect steel, technical matter dressed with elegance. At the centre work the gas barbecue with its polished lid and the built-in sink vanishing into the dark top; the exposed stone wall frames it all with an ancient counterpoint.

This is Michelessi's Kitchen in Faux Wood: the aesthetic you desire, the resistance the outdoors demands — steel fears neither rain, sun nor years, and its disguise never fades. Bespoke work composes modules, shutter and recesses around your space; details are refined with Italian craftsmanship, with stone tops or precious marble finishes available. On request we prepare a 3D drawing, so you can see the result in your setting in advance.

Cedar breathes in every element: the platform lifting the kitchen from the garden, the bases with their bays and shelves, the pillars bearing the sloping canopy with its transparent roof — rain slides away, light comes through. At the centre of the composition the steel gas barbecue shines as the only metal guest, flanked by pale worktops and a small open bay for the tools. All around, autumn kindles the trees and sets off the blond of the timber.

This is Michelessi's Kitchen in Wood with Canopy: everything built of treated wood, from deck to roof, a refuge of fire that seems to have grown in the garden rather than been built there. The outdoor joinery follows the most patient Italian craftsmanship; bespoke work draws platform, canopy and modules around your space, with stone or marble tops available on request. We work to drawing and to measure: tell us about your space and we will propose the solution that fits best.

Night falls and the scabas stone kindles in golden hues beneath the low lights: small bricks in mingled tones — sand, rust, ivory — compose the cladding of the long working line, crowned by a pale top running like a blade of light. Steel fridges glow set into the stone, the barbecue waits with its lid closed, sink and burners complete the brigade. Behind, the red brick wall and dark trees close the stage.

This is Michelessi's Kitchen in Scabas: stone of living texture, laid brick by brick with the patience of Italian craftsmanship, in service of complete equipment. Bespoke work arranges water, fire and cold along the line by the logic of service; finishes can rise to fine marble, for evenings that deserve the best. A 3D drawing, available on request, will show the kitchen in your setting before work begins.

The rooftop terrace arranges itself like a small piazza: a granite counter with a lively grain crowns the kitchen's white bases, and around it modern pergolas cast their geometric shadows over the custom-made wooden bench and the planters carrying green up to this height. A red parasol lights the background, and beyond the volumes the sea's horizon can be sensed. This is the Michelessi Kitchen Counter in granite, within a complete terrace project: because the outdoor kitchen gives its best when it converses with what surrounds it — the seating, the shade, the paths.

Granite bears salt air and sun while keeping its depth; bespoke work coordinates counters, benches and structures in a single design, each element tended with the mastery the house devotes to marble. The terrace becomes the finest room of the house. Request a free quotation: our specialists will walk with you from the first idea to the final drawing, and on to installation in your space.

The base is a story told in stone: blocks laid in irregular courses, with their shadows and their nuances, like a dry-stone wall that decided to become a kitchen. Above, the pale counter carries the barbecue with its dark hood and fruit ready beside the grill; at the centre, steel doors open in the stonework like a technical strongbox. Behind, the red brick house and the green of the garden complete a scene with a familiar flavour, the stone paving leading the gaze out to the lawn.

This stone gas barbecue by Michelessi unites the solidity of traditional construction with the precision of modern appliances: a balance that is the very heart of Italian craftsmanship. Bespoke workmanship allows dimensions, stones and finishes — down to marble details — to be adapted to the character of your outdoor space. Contact us to study materials, finishes and dimensions together: every detail is born around your space and your habits.

On the perfect green of the lawn, the composition opens like a small piazza: the granite and steel central island at its heart, service modules at the sides, the steel gas barbecue ready to take the stage. Michelessi's Granite and Inox Kitchen plays on the contrast between worked metal, dark and elegant, and the stone of the worktop, whose fine grain catches the garden light.

The patio heater standing nearby promises evenings that stretch beyond sunset; flowers on the counters add a touch of home. Granite is among the most tenacious stones nature offers: indifferent to frost and sun, it keeps its depth of colour through the years. Michelessi works it with the same mastery devoted to marble — handcrafted in Italy in the most authentic tradition: every outdoor kitchen is born bespoke, drawn around your space and enriched, if you wish, with fine finishes.

At the centre of the composition, the round steel barbecue turns upon itself like a small observatory of taste, and beneath it the drawer opens to reveal pizzas ready for the fire. Around it, the kitchen draws its corner with grey doors in a treated wood finish, gracefully framed, and the pale sintered stone counter bearing fruit and tableware. The garden in the background, with its trees and soft light, completes a scene that already smells of Sunday.

This is the Michelessi Modern Barbecue: a project uniting the professional soul of the grill with the composure of a well-drawn piece of furniture, the outdoor sink integrated into the counter. Sintered stone resists stains, frost and sun; treated wood warms the eye. And bespoke workmanship, in the manner of Italian craftsmanship, adapts every module to your space, with precious marble finishes available on request.

White dominates and refreshes: lacquered handle-free doors glide glossy beneath the pale stoneware counter, the backlit glass splashback amplifies the light, and the whole composition seems to breathe cleanliness. But the heart of this kitchen is declared by its name: the great double glass-door refrigerator keeps bottles and glasses at exactly the right temperature, ready to quench the evening. Beside it, the built-in steel barbecue lifts its lid with the promise of the grill.

The grey stoneware floor and dark fencing at the back complete a covered, sheltered corner, liveable in every season. This is the Michelessi Beer Kitchen: a project conceived for the most straightforward conviviality, built with materials that do not fear the outdoors. Stoneware guarantees hygienic, resilient surfaces; bespoke workmanship and Italian craftsmanship ensure that every module, recess and finish — up to precious marble — answers to your space.

The pale counter, thick as a slab of stone, bends at an angle and reaches out into the peninsula: beneath its overhang slides the tall stool, ready for whoever keeps the cook company. The dark slatted base marks the front with a vertical, elegant rhythm, interrupted by the built-in barbecue with its steel lid open and by the black refrigerator guarding the corner. The warm wooden floor and the grey wall at the back complete a modern, intimate scene, where the small plant on the counter adds its touch of life.

This is the Michelessi Outdoor Kitchen with Peninsula: a project uniting the rigour of contemporary surfaces with the conviviality of the counter. Bespoke workmanship calibrates overhangs, thicknesses and recesses to your space; Italian craftsmanship refines every detail, with the possibility of stone counters or precious marble finishes. Contact us to study materials, finishes and dimensions together: every detail is born around your space and your habits.

The two white chimneys rise side by side like twin towers of taste: beneath them, barbecue and oven open their mouths framed in warm brick, above the pale refractory stone base that guards the firewood in its niche. The counter clad in red brick slips runs along the structure and binds the two fires into a single story; behind, the sea spreads its blue to the horizon and the pergola shades the decking.

This is the Michelessi Economy Outdoor Kitchen 125: a barbecue in refractory stone with brick trim, complete with oven — the Mediterranean formula par excellence, where tradition meets the open-air life. The Economy series makes this solidity accessible: Italian craftsmanship tends the stonework and proportions, and bespoke workmanship can adapt the composition to your view, with precious finishes in stone or marble on request. The quotation is free, and the project is built together, from the first survey to the final finishing touch.

The black tiled roof crowns the barbecue with a crisp profile, almost a little house of fire: beneath the covering, the wide mouth shows grill and embers at the ready, framed by the white of the structure descending in two flanks of modern cut. In the curved bay at the base, stacked firewood draws its warm weave and awaits its turn. The cobbled paving and the green around complete a scene with the flavour of a true courtyard.

This is the Michelessi Economy Outdoor Kitchen 35: a wood-fired barbecue in a modern style, where the tradition of the embers meets a contemporary design of taut lines and clean contrasts. The Economy series makes it accessible without surrendering character: Italian craftsmanship tends structure and proportions, and bespoke workmanship can tomorrow add service counters, a sink or precious finishes in stone and marble. The quotation is free, and the project is built together, from the first survey to the final finishing touch.

The project begins with fire and ends with a toast: the white stone barbecue, its hood rising before the red brick wall, spreads its side counter until it bends into the bar corner — an essential counter where tall stools await company and the kettle already steams on the surface. Below, the log bay shows the tidy supply; around, the dark decked terrace serves as stage. It is a linear, modern composition resolving cooking and conviviality in a single gesture.

The Michelessi Economy Outdoor Kitchen 56 proves that the bar counter is no luxury: the Economy series integrates it into the design, made to measure for your space. Italian craftsmanship tends the stonework and proportions; the working of stone and marble can tomorrow embellish counters and bar, for toasts more beautiful still. Write or call us: together we will devise the composition best suited to your garden or terrace.

Pale wood governs everything: the fir-board wall, the kitchen's structure with its orderly bays, even the stack of logs below, arranged like an author's flourish. Above runs the white worktop with its sink and essential tap, flanked by the induction hob that brings technology's silent precision outdoors; the metal trolley adds mobile service. A plant on the counter and the light entering from the terrace complete a scene scented with forest and Nordic clarity.

This is Michelessi's Outdoor Kitchen Economica 79: sink, induction hob and wooden structure — a formula at once gentle, warm and contemporary. The Economica series makes made-to-measure design accessible: joinery and recesses are handcrafted in Italy, and the house's stone and marble work remains at your disposal to ennoble the surfaces, whenever you wish. Write or call us: together we will study the composition best suited to your garden or terrace.

The city is sensed beyond the parapet — distant towers, the green of the roof garden — and the kitchen gently turns its back to concentrate on its craft: the white worktop, thick and luminous, bends around a corner beneath the pergola, carrying the built-in gas barbecue with its steel lid; doors in a grey wood finish guard provisions beside the fridge and the technical modules. Pale slabs stretch the terrace wide.

This is Michelessi's Outdoor Kitchen Economica 94: bespoke, complete with doors, fridge and barbecue with worktop — the right formula for turning an urban rooftop into a convivial refuge. The Economica series makes this conquest accessible: recesses and proportions are handcrafted in Italy, and bespoke work can later dress the surfaces in stone or precious marble. Contact us to study materials, finishes and dimensions together: every detail takes shape around your space and your habits.

The kitchen follows the garden's design like a long serpent of treated wood: warm slats clothe bases and backs, climb the vertical panels, wrap every volume in their golden weave. Above runs the slate-toned composite worktop, where twin arched taps trace their curves beside the sinks; the professional steel barbecue gleams at its station and the built-in fridge works discreetly in the base. Stone paving keeps the rhythm alongside.

This is Michelessi's Outdoor Kitchen in Wood: a project in which treated timber proves it can live outdoors with elegance, protected and noble, in dialogue with the precision of steel. Bespoke work bends the composition to the design of your space; slats, recesses and finishes are shaped by Italian craftsmanship, with stone tops or marble refinements available. Request a free quotation: our experts will accompany you from first idea to final drawing, all the way to installation in your space.

The corner works like a brigade at full strength: the professional gas barbecue lifts its steel hood, the griddle burner stands by, the sink commands the centre of the worktop and built-in fridges keep the cool within reach. Above it all runs the warm-toned marble top, borne by stone bases that give the project the solidity of true construction. Daylight grazes the surfaces and reveals the depth of the material.

This is Michelessi's Outdoor Kitchen in Stone with marble worktop: the meeting of a solid stone structure that endures and the noble stone the company has always worked. Cutting, thickness and joints follow the tradition of Italian craftsmanship; the result is an outdoor kitchen where every professional instrument finds its place within a frame of natural elegance. Every project can accommodate sink, burners, fryer or oven: compose your equipment with our experts' advice.

The counter advances like a prow clad in stone: squared ivory-toned blocks compose the front with their living geometry, and above them white quartzite lays its luminous blade, thick and impeccable. Behind the counter works the brigade: the professional barbecue with its steel hood, the fridge, the sink — all sheltered by the structure, while the garden's dense green closes the scene like a natural wall.

This is Michelessi's Outdoor Kitchen in Stone and Quartzite: two stones in dialogue, the rough and the honed, the construction and the worktop. Quartzite, noble and tenacious as few natural surfaces are, bears heat and seasons without losing its candour; the stone front gives body and character. Both are cut to measure by Italian craftsmanship, with the same expertise devoted to marble: cuts, thicknesses and joints born around your space. A 3D drawing, available on request, will show the kitchen in your setting before work begins.

The English lawn stretches out perfect and the kitchen settles upon it like a salon: the central island with its granite top, dark worked-steel modules at the sides, the steel gas barbecue ready at the back beneath its hood. The tower of the patio heater promises to stretch the evening past sunset, flowers in pots grace the counters, and geometric hedges close the picture with the order of a noble garden.

This is Michelessi's Kitchen in Granite and Inox: deep stone and technical metal, composed into a whole that works like a brigade and presents itself as furniture. Granite bears decades of service without changing expression; steel stands beside it with professional precision. Bespoke work — heir to the craft Michelessi practises on marble — draws island and modules around your lawn, with Italian craftsmanship. Contact us to study materials, finishes and dimensions together: every detail takes shape around your space and your habits.

The dark table is already laid — green vases, seats aligned — and the kitchen behind it works in silence: the pale marble worktop runs along the wall carrying the professional barbecue beneath its pyramidal steel hood, while doors and fridge gleam in the base with their technical reflections. The covered patio's light softens every surface and binds the working zone to the table in a single room.

This is Michelessi's Kitchen in Marble and Steel: noble stone for the tops, professional metal for the equipment — the pairing that has always governed the finest kitchens, carried into the open. Marble cut to measure signs thicknesses and joints with Italian craftsmanship; steel guarantees the service. The result is a setting where cooking and dining are the same, supremely elegant gesture. On request we prepare a 3D drawing, so you can see the finished result in your own setting in advance.

The multicoloured stone sets the rhythm: fine courses alternate rust, grey and sand, and the U-shaped composition carries them along three sides of the patio. On the warm-toned granite tops work two round green ceramic grills — queens of slow cooking, each at her station — together with the steel barbecue and technical doors set into the stone courses. The dark parasol opens its shade over the corner; the white fence closes the picture.

This is Michelessi's Kitchen in Stone with built-in steel elements: a project for those who take embers seriously in all their schools, from direct grilling to patient cooking. Laying multicoloured stone demands an eye and a craft — the Italian craftsmanship of the Michelessi house — and bespoke work arranges stations and tops around your way of cooking. We can build it in different materials, with fine marble finishes: speak with our experts.

The beams of the wooden gazebo draw the ceiling of this garden room, and the kitchen arranges itself beneath them in a horseshoe: pale refractory stone blocks crossed by a band of amber-toned majolica, a mosaic running along the fronts and enriching every volume. At the centre gleams the stainless gas barbecue, flanked by the burners, by the fryer for feast days, and by the sink that serves the brigade; dark counters bind the stations together.

This is the Michelessi Gazebo with Outdoor Kitchen: a complete, sheltered composition where the tradition of decorated stonework meets the equipment of a professional kitchen. Laying majolica demands the eye of Italian craftsmanship — the same the house devotes to marble — and bespoke work adapts gazebo, fronts and equipment to your garden, for celebrations that fear neither sun nor rain. On request we prepare a 3D drawing, so you may appreciate the finished result set within your own surroundings before work begins.