Rebecca and Staffan have been hard at work building an extraordinary terraced garden in Sweden since 2007. In such a short time they have carved out six terraces and built an unimaginable series of walls to hold it all in place. And then there is this one (comparatively) small piece — an outdoor kitchen with an extraordinary view.
Here is a little bit of the progression: 
And then the glorious after - if I had this kitchen I think I would want to brave the Swedish winters to cook out all year long.
Staffan and Rebecca thought of all the details — tile backsplashes, towel hooks, and the always necessary bottle opener.
The garden includes a vegetable terrace, an herb terrace, an old orchard, secluded nooks, and beautiful plants everywhere.
You can see more of their garden at their (swedish language) blog and in this post at studio 'g'.
(Images: tradgardmedutsikt)
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Adorable and cozy
Charming and that garden is amazing...
That view! Love it!
absolutely lovely. I want to be Swedish!
So fantastic! It's going to get super dirty being outside though, especially when it rains.
absolutely adorable, great job, jealous of outdoor garden kitchen, and I want to be Swedish too!
I'm a big fan of outdoor living. Great job - looks fab!
I can't believe the first photo is real! The back drop is amazing, it looks painted! The kitchen is great too, totally jealous. White was a good choice.
That is impressive! Especially the construction work continuing on in the cold and snow.
Absolutely gorgeous! Love the wood cabinets, and the gardening is spectacular!
I have never ever evah seen such a thing! What a dream! There are no fences, it's just all open, and it is lovely! Tell me, what happens to the hardscape when it snows?
Back in 2006 I went on holiday to France and stayed in grounds which had a couple of these outdoor kitchens, free for everyone to use, and they are absolutely lovely! Excellent idea for cooking outside in the summer. :)