It would be hard not to cook outdoors all of the time if outfitted with Terrenere's modernist-meets-rural modular outdoor kitchen system.

The weather is already trending toward cooler temperatures, concluding this year’s outdoor dining season except for those locales with mild autumns. Even so, the affinity to eat under the skies or stars remains, magnified by the last year of limited in-dining options, driving many homeowners to upgrade their backyards into serviceable outdoor cooking and entertaining spaces with everything from elevated furnishings designed to weather the elements to luxe pizza ovens. But the ultimate flex is adding an outdoor kitchen setup, migrating the sociable activity of cooking for others directly into the backyard. And for this purpose, Italian concrete outdoor kitchen maker Terrenere’s catalog of modular kitchen islands, snack tables and stools propose an idealized blend of modernist features and freestanding forms with a hint of rural and organic design, characterized by surfaces embellished with hues referencing soil, clay, plaster, terracotta, pozzolan, and the company’s trademark concrete.
Terrenere’s rural references are rooted in the Italian/Mediterranean landscapes where earthen and natural palette define not only the architecture, but the entire traditional lifestyle of the region ? “the white plasters of Apulia and the Greek islands, the red clays of Morocco, the terracotta of Sicily and Campania,...