Outdoor living · Europe
Choosing an outdoor kitchen starts with a practical question: what should it do for your space? The answer involves more than dimensions or a grill. Consider how the kitchen meets the house, the dining area and the garden. SOUL, ROCK and POP share EvolutaCONCRETE® as a material foundation, while giving those relationships different architectural expressions.
SOUL: a continuous volume.
SOUL brings concrete and EvolutaGLASS into a composed architectural volume. The fronts introduce reflection, colour and texture; the worktop gives the composition its clear horizontal line. It is a useful starting point when you want the kitchen to read as a calm, unified element within the terrace or garden.
ROCK: a defined concrete frame.
ROCK gives the concrete frame a stronger visual presence. Its substantial proportions create a clear outline around the working areas. Consider how that outline relates to a stone wall, a sheltered outdoor room or a large open terrace. The choice of worktop colour and front finish can either reinforce or soften the effect.
POP: an open, linear expression.
POP offers a lighter structural rhythm and a direct relationship with everyday outdoor living. A clear work line can bring preparation, washing and cooking together while keeping the surrounding space open. Begin with the functions you need, then consider the kitchen alongside the table, seating and circulation.
Choose the collection, then develop the project.
Before settling on a model, prepare a short brief: available space, preferred appliances, service connections, storage needs and the number of people you usually host. Compare the collections with that brief. ISTRIANA and ForaFuoco offer additional directions for projects seeking a specific design collaboration or a modular composition around the cook.