DIY Outdoor Kitchen: Girl Renovates Family Kitchen | Country Life Vlog

 


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Introduction

Welcome back to our Country Life Vlog! Today, we're diving into an exciting DIY project: renovating our family's outdoor kitchen. Join me as I transform this space into a functional and beautiful area perfect for cooking and gathering. Let's get started!

Planning and Design

Before we get our hands dirty, planning is key. I spent some time sketching out the layout and deciding on the materials. Here's a quick rundown of the plan:

  • Location: The kitchen will be located under the old oak tree in our backyard.
  • Features: We'll have a grill station, a countertop for prep work, a sink with running water, and a small dining area.
  • Materials: Using reclaimed wood for the countertops, stone for the flooring, and stainless steel for the appliances to ensure durability.

Gathering Materials

Next up, we headed to our local hardware store to gather all the necessary materials. Here's what we picked up:

  • Reclaimed wood for countertops
  • Stone tiles for flooring
  • Stainless steel sink and faucet
  • A new grill
  • Various tools: hammer, nails, screws, a saw, and measuring tape

Building the Foundation

With all the materials on hand, it's time to build the foundation. We started by leveling the ground and laying down the stone tiles. This will provide a sturdy and attractive base for the kitchen.

Constructing the Countertops

The countertops are the centerpiece of our outdoor kitchen. Using reclaimed wood, we measured and cut the pieces to fit our design. After sanding them down to remove any rough edges, we assembled the countertops and secured them in place.

Installing the Grill and Sink

Next, we installed the grill and sink. The grill was placed in a designated spot on the countertop, with enough space around it for safe cooking. For the sink, we connected it to our outdoor water supply and ensured proper drainage.

Adding Finishing Touches

To give the kitchen a cozy and inviting feel, we added some finishing touches:

  • Hanging string lights around the oak tree for evening gatherings
  • Potted herbs on the countertop for fresh ingredients and decoration
  • A rustic wooden table and chairs for dining

First Cookout

With the outdoor kitchen complete, it was time for the first cookout! We invited family and friends over to celebrate the new space. The grill worked perfectly, and the countertops provided ample space for prep work. The string lights created a magical atmosphere as the sun set, making it a perfect evening.

Conclusion

This DIY outdoor kitchen project was a labor of love, and I'm thrilled with how it turned out. It’s now a beautiful and functional space where we can cook, dine, and make memories together. Thanks for joining me on this renovation journey. Stay tuned for more country life adventures and DIY projects!

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