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This contemporary Sedona By Lynx Outdoor Kitchen Project was completed late 2015 as part of an outdoor living area of model home for a prominent developer in South Florida. This outdoor kitchen maintains a minimalistic approach with a straight one level layout, clean lines and plenty of space. the dimensions of this outdoor kitchen (13ft wide – 36 inches tall – 30 inches deep) fit perfectly along an IPE wood backdrop which provides a beautiful contrast. the materials used to finish the outdoor kitchen included a white Lapitec countertop and and a light gray thin stone wall finish material. the Appliances Featured in this outdoor kitchen are all part of the Sedona By Lynx line; a little about Sedona: “The true value of a grill is in the cooking performance, ease of use and enduring beauty it brings to your outdoor kitchen. by every measure Sedona by Lynx clearly stands apart. Sedona grills and related accessories are designed in every detail to exceed your expectations and enhance your outdoor entertainment pleasure. Crafted by the Lynx specialist at the Lynx factory in Southern California, each Sedona grill displays the meticulous fit, finish and high-quality materials that have made Lynx products the favorites among grilling enthusiast.” Products Featured: Sedona 36 inch Grill Sedona 36 inch Double Doors Sedona Double Side Burner Sedona 17 inch Double Drawer Delta Heat trash center Summit 24 inch refrigerator For more information regarding this or any of our other projects thought south Florida or If you would like to purchase this Outdoor kitchen appliance package with a blue print of this outdoor kitchen please send us an email store@luxapatio.com or visit our online store at www.store.luxapatio.com

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This outdoor kitchen in Lexington is built around 3cm unfilled travertine, and that's a material choice that says a lot about what this space is meant to do. Unfilled travertine keeps its natural pits and texture instead of having them smoothed over with resin, which means the surface reads as raw and organic rather than polished. Out here, under open sky and full sun, that texture works in the stone's favor. It doesn't glare back at you at midday and it doesn't get slick when a hose or a rain shower hits it. The layout is an L-shaped countertop set over a stacked stone veneer base, with stainless steel drawers and cabinets tucked underneath and a built-in grill anchoring one leg of the L. There's a cutout in the counter for a sink or a cooler, which is the kind of detail that takes real planning at the template stage. You can't cut that opening freehand on site and expect clean lines. We measure twice, dry-fit the appliance or basin, and cut the stone to match before it ever leaves the shop. Travertine outdoors is a practical call as much as a good-looking one. It handles heat well, which matters right next to a grill, and it won't crack or discolor the way some engineered materials can when they take direct sun for years. Unfilled travertine in particular breathes a little more than the filled version, so it doesn't trap moisture the way a sealed slab might. We finished the edges eased, which keeps the whole thing feeling soft and unfussy, no sharp lines to bang a hip on when you're moving between the grill and the prep space. Outdoor kitchens take a beating that indoor ones never see: pollen, humidity, the occasional hard freeze here in the Midlands, direct sun for months at a stretch. Travertine's been used outdoors for centuries for exactly that reason, it ages instead of failing. Sealing it now and then keeps water from sitting in the pits, but even bare it holds up. This one in Lexington is set up to be used hard, grilled on, gathered around, and to look better for the wear rather than worse.

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