Outdoor Kitchen Installation

We design and build custom outdoor kitchens so homeowners can cook and gather comfortably outside.

If you enjoy spending time on your patio, adding an outdoor kitchen can make the space even more usable. Instead of running inside to prepare meals, everything you need is right there in the outdoor living area.

At Himmel’s Landscape and Garden Center, we design outdoor kitchens that integrate naturally with patios, seating areas, and surrounding gardens.

We Design and Build Custom Outdoor Kitchens

Outdoor kitchens can be designed in many different ways depending on how you plan to use the space. Some homeowners want a simple cooking area built into the patio, while others are looking for a larger outdoor kitchen where meals can be prepared and shared outside.

When you begin an outdoor kitchen project with Himmel’s Landscape and Garden Center, the process starts with a consultation at your home. From there, we design a kitchen that fits the patio layout and the way you plan to cook and gather outdoors.

What Features Can Be Included in Your Outdoor Kitchen?

Outdoor kitchens can include a variety of cooking and preparation features depending on how you plan to use the space. Many homeowners start with a built-in grill and preparation area, then add elements that make cooking outdoors easier. Common features include:

• Grills
• Refrigerators
• Sinks
• Pizza ovens
• Fireplaces
• Prep stations
• Kosher kitchens
• And more

What Materials Can Be Used to Build Your Outdoor Kitchen?

Outdoor kitchens can be built using several materials so the structure blends naturally with the patio and surrounding landscape. These materials are chosen to match nearby hardscape features while standing up to the outdoor conditions of the Chesapeake Bay region.

Wall Blocks: Structural wall blocks are commonly used to form the base of an outdoor kitchen. They create a strong foundation and can be finished with stone or veneer so the kitchen matches the rest of the patio.

Natural Stone: Natural stones such as bluestone and flagstone bring texture and natural color variation to outdoor kitchens. These materials help the kitchen feel connected to the surrounding garden and landscape.

Stone Veneer: Stone veneer can be used to finish the structure of the kitchen, giving it the appearance of natural stone while maintaining a clean, cohesive look with nearby hardscapes.