Outdoor Kitchens,built to live outside.
Outdoor kitchens and bars in stone, concrete and marine-grade steel — built for salt air and long dinners.
We design outdoor kitchens as architecture, not appliances on a slab: poured-concrete counters, chukum finishes, grills and cold storage specified for coastal humidity, lighting tuned for ten o’clock dinners.
Outdoor Kitchen Services
01DesignFull 3D concept of the kitchen, bar and dining flow before anything is built
02MaterialsChukum, poured concrete, local stone and hardwoods that survive the coast
03EquipmentGrills, smokers, refrigeration and ice — specified and imported
04Build & InstallOne crew, one timeline, one standard — permits handled
Outdoor kitchen & bar · golden hour
Poured counter detail · parota shelving
Fire, stone & steel · nightHow an outdoor kitchen is built.
Grill, sink, storage and bar, built in stone and hardwood for a terrace or a rooftop.
01Plan services first
Water, drainage, gas and power decide where the kitchen can go. We find that out before you fall in love with a layout.
02Design the run
Grill, prep, sink, fridge and bar set out so two people can work without colliding, with storage that keeps cushions and cookware out of the rain.
03Built in weatherproof materials
Masonry carcass, stone or concrete counters, marine-grade cabinetry and stainless appliances rated for salt air.
04Connected and commissioned
Plumbed, gassed, wired and tested. We light the grill with you and leave the manuals somewhere you will find them.
Questions, answered.
What does an outdoor kitchen cost?
Most of our outdoor kitchens run US $12,000–$45,000 depending on size, stone and equipment. That includes design, construction, appliances and lighting — one number, one crew.
Will the appliances survive the salt air?
Yes — because we specify for it: marine-grade steel, sealed refrigeration and finishes chosen for coastal humidity. This is the difference between an outdoor kitchen here and one copied from a US catalog.
How long does it take?
Approved design to first dinner on one written schedule — poured counters and chukum cure time included.
Can you build one on a rooftop or a condo terrace?
Usually — the questions are load, water and gas. We check the slab, route plumbing and drainage, and use a bottled-gas or electric setup where a line isn’t available. If the building says no, we tell you before you spend anything.
Casa Verema,
Aldea Zama
White box to finished home — turnkey interiors, rooftop plunge pool and full connectivity, delivered as one project.
Casa Verema · the revealBegin with a conversation.
Every project starts at our Playa del Carmen studio — or with a walkthrough of yours.
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