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Norma

Designed by Rodolfo Dordoni for Roda, the Norma outdoor kitchen includes a cooking module (with five gas burners and optional fry-top plate), as well as sink and peninsula units. A collaboration with Italian kitchen-technology company Ilve, the system is made from powder-coated stainless steel with sintered stone and polished stainless-steel surfaces and larch-wood shelving.

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Amai

An indoor–outdoor work-bench, Amai will soon have an optional cooktop for exterior use. Framed by two A-shaped structures, the versatile two-height (standing and sitting) piece by Extremis can also be equipped with dimmable LEDs, power and USB outlets, a retractable awning and multiple surface materials, including steel and hardwoods.

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Outdoor Frame

An electrophoretic painting process — which prevents metal from rusting — transforms designer Salvatore Indriolo’s Frame kitchen workstation for the outdoors. Composed of two or three units (in 13 colourways) for Fantin, the systems are topped with Barazza steel and can include a sink, a built-in gas barbecue and more.

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Tikal

Made from zinc-magnesium metal, aluminum and stainless steel, designer Nicola De Pellegrini’s monolithic Tikal for Talenti, was inspired by Meso-American architecture. Featuring two sizes of base module, the outdoor kitchen system can incorporate a sink, barbecue and induction hob, with optional peninsula, snack bar, icemaker and wine and bar fridges.

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