Custom Outdoor Kitchens in Cobb County

Cobb County’s climate requires materials that can handle hot summers and freezing winters. We often recommend sealed concrete, granite, and stainless steel, since they are weather-resistant and low-maintenance. Unlike wood or laminate, these materials won’t warp, peel, or corrode outdoors. For clients who want a high-end look, natural stone is also a great choice. We walk you through each option, explaining maintenance requirements and showing samples so you can choose a balance of beauty, durability, and cost.

Space shouldn’t stop you from enjoying an outdoor kitchen. In fact, some of our most creative designs have been in compact city backyards. We optimize every square foot, suggesting layouts that maximize counter space and storage without feeling cramped. For example, a corner L-shaped grill station can provide prep area, cooking surface, and storage while leaving room for seating. We focus on what matters most to you—whether that’s grilling, entertaining, or storage—and create a design that makes your yard more functional.

With the right setup, yes. Many Cobb County homeowners use their outdoor kitchens even in colder months. Features like built-in heaters, covered cooking areas, and durable stone surfaces help extend usability into late fall and early spring. While grilling in the snow isn’t for everyone, many clients love hosting holiday cookouts or enjoying pizza oven nights under a pergola with heat lamps. We design with all-season functionality in mind and offer recommendations for covers and protection when not in use.

Absolutely. Many of our projects involve blending new kitchens into existing patios, decks, or hardscapes. Our goal is to make it feel seamless—like the kitchen was always part of the space. We match materials, colors, and patterns to your current setup and can add complementary features such as seating walls or lighting. This saves homeowners the expense of redoing their entire yard while still getting a polished, integrated look.