Outdoor kitchens we have built,
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The forms glide: the main island rounds its ends like a polished pebble, the service module follows at a distance, and panels of stone and worked refractory stone — with their decorated texture — add matter to a design that looks forward. On the white counter, built-in steel burners wait with their grates ready; wooden planters bring living green into the composition, and the warm deck binds it all.

This is the Michelessi Futuristic Kitchen Island: a project proving that the outdoor kitchen can also be formal research — curves, contrasts, worked materials — without losing substance. Worked refractory stone and stone sign the surfaces; steel, the equipment. Bespoke work bends the curves around your space, each piece handcrafted in Italy with the precision the house has always devoted to marble. From first sketches to delivery, we follow you at every step with the care your outdoor space deserves.

Every small stone brick has its own colour, its own shadow, its own history: together they compose the cladding of the Scabas Kitchen, where natural material becomes architecture. The sequence of modules unfolds before the red brick wall like a theatre backdrop: the steel barbecue, the sink, the hobs, the professional refrigerators set into the stone like gems in metal. The pale worktop crowns it all with a clean, luminous line, bright even at nightfall, when low lights sculpt the relief of the cladding and kindle its golden hues.

This is an outdoor kitchen that does not imitate nature: it uses it, orders it, places it in the service of conviviality. Handcrafted in Italy by Michelessi with the same attention the house devotes to bespoke marble work, every project can welcome the elements you desire, from hobs to oven, with fine finishes conceived to endure season after season.

Here every element serves the trade: the built-in professional barbecue commands the centre of the composition with its steel grills and orderly row of knobs; to its left, the glass-door minifridge keeps drinks visible and cool; to the right, the inset sink awaits the end of service. Above it all runs the quartzite counter, pale and compact, bouncing light against the wall of black tiles laid in staggered courses.

Dark doors, lined with a fine weave, close the base with elegance. This is an outdoor kitchen that does not perform: it works, and does so with the dry style of professional things. Michelessi builds it with the care of Italian craftsmanship, applying to quartzite the same knowledge matured in bespoke marble work: precise cuts, calibrated recesses, surfaces destined to last. The project adapts to your space, with equipment and finishes of your choosing.

The Power Q proves that a true cooking station needs no endless metres: within its compact body of pale stucco, flecked with mineral grain, live the Bull steel barbecue — domed lid and row of controls — and the recessed refrigerator keeping drinks at exactly the right temperature. The dark counter links the two instruments and offers the essential resting surface; the steel door below guards the equipment.

It is the ideal kitchen for a small garden or portico: it adapts to your style and your needs, with the possibility of enlarging the grill and choosing among numerous finishes for counter and structure. Bull, the renowned American outdoor kitchen brand, guarantees professional performance; Michelessi stands beside your choice with its counsel and, for those who desire a unique touch, with bespoke stone and marble workmanship in the Italian artisan tradition. A 3D drawing, available on request, will show you the kitchen in your own setting before work even begins.

Dark refractory stone becomes architecture: the hood with its clean volume rises above the mouth of the fire, the board-textured base lets its construction be read, and the open bay receives the stacked firewood like a small everyday sculpture. At the side, the counter stretches toward the sink with its essential tap, ready for service. The white slatted fence and pale floor let the composition breathe, living on the contrast between its deep grey and the light around it.

This is the Michelessi Economy Outdoor Kitchen 117: a corner barbecue with sink and refractory stone structure, drawn with the essentiality that never goes out of fashion. The Economy series makes the bespoke project accessible: true craftsmanship tends volumes and details, and the composition can in future welcome new elements or precious finishes — from stone to the marble worked by Michelessi. On request we prepare a 3D drawing, so you can appreciate the final result set within your own surroundings.

The wooden roof of the veranda covers a true street of taste: the white stone line runs along the wall with its dark brick cladding, carrying in sequence the sink, the service counters, the wood-fired oven with its brick arch and the barbecue ready for the fire. The terracotta floor spreads its warmth to the lawn, and beyond the structure the green mountains close the horizon.

It is a space conceived for long tables, where many hands can work together without treading on each other. This is the Michelessi Economy Outdoor Kitchen 32: barbecue and wood-fired oven with sink, and the possibility of choosing doors to complete the bays — because the project is built together, piece by piece. The Economy series brings Italian craftsmanship to every budget; bespoke workmanship adapts the line to your space, with finishes in stone or marble on request.

The pale refractory stone top runs along the slatted wall and then stretches out on a cantilever, slim and assured, until it becomes a table: one gesture uniting preparation and conviviality. On its surface work the integrated sink with its clean-cut opening, the round grill standing open for the embers, and the auxiliary burner; aromatic herbs in green pots stitch the scene with fragrance. Below, push-to-open doors respond to a touch, no handles interrupting the rhythm of the wood.

At the far end, the gas barbecue completes the brigade. This is Michelessi's Outdoor Kitchen Economica 77: integrated sink, barbecue and burner in one fluid, material composition. The Economica series makes this design accessible: cantilevers, openings and recesses receive an artisan's care, and bespoke work can later dress the top in stone or fine marble. We can build it in different materials, with precious marble finishes: speak with our experts.

At first glance it is an elegant monolith: the black sintered stone top wraps the volume like a shell, and wood panels with horizontal grain warm its front. Then the secret reveals itself: behind the steel barbecue, the retractable hood has risen from the body of the kitchen, ready to draw off smoke and aromas, destined to vanish again when service ends. It is mechanics in the service of formal purity — nothing in view when not needed, everything ready when it counts.

The stone house behind and the pale patio complete the scene with sobriety. This is Michelessi's Wood and Composites Outdoor Kitchen: sintered stone that shrugs off stains and seasons, wood that softens, technology that hides. Bespoke work calibrates volumes and mechanisms to your space; the surfaces are finished by Italian artisans, up to precious marble details. On request we prepare a 3D drawing, so you can see the result in your setting in advance.

The oak beams of the gazebo frame the scene like an open house: within, the kitchen extends white wooden bases with horizontal slats, crowned by a dark quartz worktop gathering the filtered light. The steel barbecue opens its lid at the side, the oven works built into the line, and at the centre the island doubles the workspace with its generous surface. The garden's green enters through the structure's arches and completes the picture.

This is Michelessi's Outdoor Kitchen with Gazebo: a room of timber built around the craft, where quartz guarantees resilient worktops and white multiplies the light. Bespoke work fits bases, island and equipment to the structure that hosts them; joinery and recesses are handcrafted in Italy, with precious marble finishes for the final flourish. Write or call us: together we will study the composition best suited to your garden or terrace.

At first glance it is an elegant low wall: weathered wooden slats clothe the front, the polished refractory stone top crowns it with a pale, continuous surface, and the squared stone wall behind completes the architectural composition. Then the eye finds the steel: the cooking equipment rises from the worktop with its lid open, ready to turn the wall into a kitchen. A little beyond, the table and its seats await guests beneath the trees.

This is Michelessi's Kitchen in Wood and Refractory stone: the mimetic project par excellence, where the kitchen disappears into the garden's architecture and reappears only when needed. Polished refractory stone bears seasons and service; wood warms the front. Bespoke work integrates equipment and surfaces into the existing design; Italian craftsmanship tends the finishes, up to fine marble for those who desire it. Every measurement, material and finish is chosen together, so the result is truly, and only, yours.

The worktop plays on two heights: the working level with built-in barbecue and sink, and the raised level that screens the operative zone and offers guests a landing surface. Pale refractory stone surfaces and flanks give the project a decisive, contemporary tone, while high seats wait at the counter. Behind, the yellow structure and terrace trees tell of a lively urban setting.

This is Michelessi's Modern Outdoor Kitchen: the double height is no affectation but a design — it hides the pots at work, shields against splashes, turns the kitchen into a convivial bar. Bespoke work calibrates heights and depths to your gestures; blocks, edges and recesses are tended by artisan hands, and for those who desire more nobility the surface can rise to honed stone or the fine marble worked by Michelessi. Every project can accommodate sink, burners, fryer or oven: compose your equipment with our experts' advice.

The counter tells two stories: a pale top, rounded in a soft curve that invites you to lean, and a front of reclaimed wood, its weathered slats carrying the charm of things that have already lived one life. On the counter, the beer dispenser awaits the first glass; behind, the white station works with its steel barbecue and two glass-fronted refrigerators stacked with bottles. A midnight-blue wall and a timber deck close the scene like a small private tavern.

This is the Michelessi Beer Island: the project for those who consider the tap an appliance of first necessity. Bespoke work integrates dispenser, cold and fire into one harmonious composition; artisan hands shape curves, timbers and recesses — with stone or fine marble tops available to raise the glass higher still. Contact us to study materials, finishes and dimensions together: every detail takes shape around your space and your habits.

Compact and proud, the Master Q concentrates the essential into 126 by 70 centimetres of footprint: a base clad in stone laid in irregular courses, lending it the character of a small building, and above it the great Bull steel barbecue with its domed lid and row of knobs. At the sides, warm-toned counters offer resting places for plates and tools; below, steel doors guard the gas bottle and equipment.

It is the ideal cooking station for a small garden or portico: set it in place, connect it, and the season of the grill can begin. Bull, the renowned American outdoor kitchen brand, guarantees the mechanics; Michelessi accompanies the choice with its own experience and can integrate the model with bespoke workmanship — stone counters or precious marble finishes — in the manner of the Italian craftsmanship that distinguishes its every project. Write or call us: together we will devise the composition best suited to your garden or terrace.

Wooden slats run horizontally and dress the entire volume, turning a corner of the garden into a small, warm and orderly architecture. Against this material backdrop opens the gas barbecue with its steel hood, ready for work, while beside it the glass-door minifridge offers a glimpse of chilled bottles beneath the dark counter that binds the whole composition. This is the Michelessi Barbecue Corner: a compact outdoor kitchen that gathers everything necessary into a few metres, with the grace of a piece of furniture drawn to measure.

Daylight caresses the rhythm of the slats and kindles reflections in the metal, composing a dialogue between nature and technique that never tires. Like every Michelessi project, this one too is born of Italian craftsmanship and bespoke workmanship: you may enrich it with a sink, burners or precious marble finishes, guided by our experts. Request a free quotation: our specialists will accompany you from the first idea to the final drawing, all the way to installation in your space.

No handle interrupts the surface: the linear doors open by a recessed groove, and the dark volume of the kitchen flows compact as a monolith before the grey brick wall. On the counter, the built-in gas barbecue raises its steel grill beside the sink, the only metallic gleam in a composition played on deep tones. It is a project of subtraction: remove everything that distracts, leave the material and the function.

Raking light caresses the doors and reveals their subtle weave, while the green beyond the wall recalls the open-air calling of this outdoor kitchen. Michelessi builds it to measure with the precision of Italian craftsmanship: recesses calibrated to the millimetre, fluid openings, materials selected to withstand the seasons. And for those who desire a touch of natural warmth, the working of marble and stone offers precious finishes to pair with the rigour of the lines.

Three metres of kitchen in a single line: the ODK 3 Metres spreads its 280 by 70 centimetres of footprint — 300 by 80 at the counter — and organises the work like a well-drilled brigade. On the left the Bull steel barbecue with its polished lid, at the centre the refrigerator recessed into the structure, on the right the sink with its tap at the ready: everything within a gesture's reach, without a single wasted step.

The white stucco finish, luminous and material, sets off the dark counter running unbroken from end to end. It is the ample cooking station conceived for those who love grilling for many: a complete kitchen, customisable in its finishes. Bull signs the technique with its American tradition; Michelessi adds counsel and, on request, the bespoke workmanship of Italian craftsmanship, up to the precious marble finishes that turn the model into a one-of-a-kind piece.

The format is agile, the substance complete: on the counter live the two-burner hob — ready for pans and pots — and the gas barbecue with its steel lid raised, while below, steel doors guard gas bottle and tools behind their satin surfaces. The kitchenette's pale body settles discreetly between the white column of the portico and the green of the garden, lawn and trees completing the scene.

This is the Michelessi Economy Outdoor Kitchen 135: proof that a few well-conceived modules are enough for true outdoor cooking — direct flame and grill together cover the entire repertoire. The Economy series makes the bespoke project accessible: Italian craftsmanship tends assembly and proportions, and the composition can grow in time with new elements or precious finishes in stone and marble. Let our experts guide you toward the product closest to your needs and your desires.

The white veranda diffuses a serene light and the kitchen answers with its pale wood: doors with vertical slats, lightly treated, carrying the scent of fresh joinery, and above them the white counter running clean with the gas barbecue at the centre, the sink with its black tap and the bowl already set for preparation. Small plants on the counter add life; the decking warms each step.

This is the Michelessi Economy Outdoor Kitchen 53: sink, gas barbecue and wooden doors — the simple formula covering all that truly matters, drawn with the cleanliness that makes each day easier. The Economy series brings the bespoke project to every budget: Italian craftsmanship tends joinery and recesses, and the working of stone and marble stands ready, tomorrow, to enrich counters and finishes. The quotation is free, and the project is built together, from the first survey to the final finishing touch.

The red brick wall provides a warm backdrop and the pale refractory stone structure leans against it with artisan grace: at the centre reigns the round green grill, set into the worktop like a small domestic volcano, while the storage bay on the right displays the ready firewood and the worktop stretches out to the sides. Above, a wall cabinet with dark doors completes the composition and guards the tools of the trade. Dark slate flooring anchors the scene.

This is Michelessi's Outdoor Kitchen Economica 70: a refractory stone kitchen with log store and worktop, uniting the solidity of hand-worked refractory stone with the pleasure of cooking over embers. The Economica series makes this substance accessible: surfaces and recesses are shaped with Italian craftsmanship, and bespoke work can integrate new elements or precious stone and marble finishes over time. On request we prepare a 3D drawing, so you can appreciate the finished result set within your own surroundings before work begins.

Everything stands ready to begin: on the black worktop the chopping board carries peppers and freshly washed vegetables, the steel bowl waits for trimmings, herbs perfume the air from their pots. The structure unfolds on two connected levels — the main worktop and its service companion — while below, the wooden wine rack keeps bottles in orderly cells. The electric griddle completes the equipment with its precise, smokeless cooking.

Beyond the terrace edge, greenery and buildings tell of an urban setting reclaimed. This is Michelessi's Outdoor Kitchen Economica 83: electric griddle, worktop and wine storage in an agile, functional composition. The Economica series makes it accessible: structure and detail are shaped with Italian craftsmanship, and bespoke work can later add stone surfaces or marble refinements. Let our experts guide you towards the product closest to your needs and your desires.

The great white hood descends upon the corner and declares the project's seriousness: beneath it the black gas barbecue waits with grates at the ready, set between grey worktops stretching generously along two sides. Exposed brick warms the scene, together with the golden cushions of the bench that turns the cooking corner into a place to stay. Beyond the parapet, the terrace sky.

This is Michelessi's Outdoor Kitchen with Hood: made to measure for the terrace, with the ample landing surface that makes the daily difference and the extraction that shields your evenings from smoke. Every detail is chosen and drawn together, from the free quotation onwards: recesses and proportions are finished with Italian craftsmanship, and stone and marble work can ennoble the tops, for a corner that works well and ages even better. From first sketches to delivery, we follow every step with the care your outdoor space deserves.