18 Most Spectacular Indoor Outdoor Kitchen Ideas For Summertime Fun

An indoor-outdoor kitchen is an excellent choice to expand your entertaining space while also creating an attention grabbing design aesthetic. For individuals who like to entertain, that is a terrific design feature for summertime enjoyment. It helps to expand your kitchen space while hosting guests while also providing a convenient solution to pass food and beverages outside.

You may entertain more easily by connecting your indoor kitchen to your outdoor deck or patio with a pass-through or bi-fold window. This space-saving design will function a key access point from indoors to outdoors. These multi-functional windows will take up less space than a door while offering loads of convenience, fresh air, and natural light.

There are numerous ways to open your kitchen to the nice outdoors, whether or not it’s through disappearing partitions or folding windows. Take a look below for some inspiring ideas to assist get you began!

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1. Indoor Outdoor Kitchen. A latest kitchen was added to a century-old home with an indoor-outdoor connection. A pergola comes out over an accordion door, sourced from Northwest Door & Sash Company.. The deck flooring sustainably harvested ipe, while the kitchen floor is Engineered white oak. The dining table is from Room & Board. (via Jetton Construction, Inc.)

2. Major Kitchen Envy. This stunning indoor/outdoor kitchen in Brisbane, Australia incorporates a sleek design aesthetic, an extension of the indoor kitchen. The kitchen units can withstand sunlight and are 100% waterproof. The outside cladding is Matrix from James Hardie. (via Sublime Luxury Kitchens and Bathrooms)

3. Indoor-Outdoor Kitchen with Glass Garage Door. An incredible indoor kitchen has two pass-through windows leading out to an indoor-outdoor kitchen that incorporates a glass garage door that opens as much as panoramic views of Bend, Oregon. (via Bend Custom Homes)

4. Outdoor Bar Passthrough. An accordion window closes off the indoor/outdoor seating of this fabulous kitchen that faces the Severn River, Maryland. (via Lang and Company)

5. Integrated Outdoor Kitchen. Accordion doors mix an indoor kitchen with an outside kitchen and dining deck. The outdoor room incorporates a dramatic high awning roof that gives one the sensation of being outside under the sky, yet sheltered from the weather. The awning roof is freestanding to permit summer air to flow through and to simplify construction. (via Danny Broe Architect)

6. Indoor-Outdoor Bar. This indoor/outdoor kitchen may be completely opened up courtesy of the 9500 Series Bi-Fold Doors & Windows from the Western Window Systems. The doors open the kitchen as a convenient pass-through to an extended bar outside for having fun with the summer weather. (via Western Window Systems)

7. Passthrough Window to Deck. The kitchen is a terrific place for entertaining family and friends. With the massive open window and bar, this space is a terrific way for anyone within the kitchen to interact with those that are relaxing outside on the window bar. (via Melton Design Construct)

8. Bifold Window With A Bar. A deep roof overhang provides shelter to this outdoor bar that connects to an indoor kitchen via custom bi-folding windows. Orange stools provide a playful, beach-chic vibe to this outdoor living space. (via Synthesis Design Inc.)

9. Outdoor Bar Area. A California beach house incorporates a casement window within the kitchen that opens to an outside bar. The honed Calacatte marble countertop within the kitchen extends to the outdoor bar for an easy pass-through. The Tolix bar stools were sourced from Design Inside Reach. (via House Beautiful)

10. The Back Porch. A dreamy beach house features this indoor-outdoor kitchen connected via bi-fold windows. The Marvin Signature Series window folds open to offer breezy access to an outside serving area and grilling station. (via Laurey W. Glenn / Southern Living)

11. Alfresco Kitchen With A Pass Through Window. A Rhode Island beach house blurs indoor/outdoor boundaries between the indoor kitchen and outdoor deck with the installation of a NanaWall folding window. The wood bar is just an extension of the kitchen countertop. Guests can chill on the custom fabricated stools and converse with the chef within the kitchen. (via Eck MacNeely Architects)

12. Inside/Outside Pass-Through. A folding glass window in Coronado, California home creates a pass-through from the kitchen to an alfresco bar. A copper roof overhang provides shelter to the outdoor hangout space while also protecting the marble countertop. A swimming pool nearby makes this bar area ideal for the children (or adults) to grab a snack between dips within the pool. (via RailiCA Design)

13. Rustic Alfresco Kitchen. A lake house in upstate Recent York features this indoor-outdoor kitchen that uses an excellent pulley system to boost and lower the paned windows, making a paradise for outdoor entertaining. (via Pearson Design Group)

14. Kitchen Bar Window. This poolside patio incorporates a gas strut window – a single piece of glass for an unobstructed view. The gas struts allow the window to open up and out 90 degrees to show the kitchen into an extension of the outside. (via Hannah Blackmore / Three Birds Renovations)

15. Indoor-Outdoor Kitchen. A shocking contemporary coastal home in Australia features this indoor/outdoor casual bar counter, an extension of the kitchen. The spacious patio also features an outside kitchen, dining, and living area. (via Acre)

16. Mediterranean Style Alfresco Kitchen. The outdoor bar countertop is solid concrete by Flying Turtle. The custom gas strut window was fabricated by Sierra Woods, Nevada City. See the remainder of this amazing home here: Breathtaking modern ranch house overlooking Sonoma wine country. (via Ken Linsteadt Architects)

17. Indoor-Outdoor Kitchen. An Edwardian home in Melbourne, Australia takes its inspiration from the magic of the Hamptons. Bi-fold windows open the kitchen to the outdoor entertaining deck, where the countertop extends from the kitchen. The blue counter stools add a pop of color. (Adore Home Magazine)

18. Guest House Alfresco Kitchen. This guest house features an indoor/outdoor kitchen with aircraft hangar-style doors and recycled cedar. The doors were custom fabricated using ‘Martin’ garage doors. A magnetic lock releases them and holds them shut with a punch button. They used brushed weather stripping and built a soffit on the within to deal with the spring balance system. These doors operate manually. (Cairn Construction)

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