Outdoor kitchen on the rooftop terrace: Mia with three modules in cream white

Cooking above the rooftops: an outdoor kitchen on the roof terrace

These customer photos show how a compact outdoor kitchen transforms a roof terrace into a dining area with its own cooking station. The kitchen stands freestanding in front of the parapet, with only treetops and the evening sky behind it. You can grill while looking out over the neighboring rooftops, with a lounge area featuring a beanbag and cushions just a few steps away.

The foundation is the Mia outdoor kitchen with three modules, the most compact line in the range. It’s designed specifically for smaller terraces: grill, work surface and storage in one compact setup. Here, the configuration is cabinet, grill, drawers, from left to right.

Cream white instead of anthracite: why the light-colored front works on the roof

The front is finished in cream white (RAL 9001), and the countertop is a light-colored Dekton slab. It runs continuously and extends toward the back in one spot, leaving space next to the grill for a lantern and herbs. On a roof terrace with dark paving slabs, this gives the kitchen a light, calm look; it almost disappears against the bright sky. The fronts have a seamless, handleless design. The built-in grill is a stainless steel BeefEater Signature Proline with a roasting hood. It sits flush with the countertop and blends in when the hood is closed.

The Mia is available in five RAL colors: cream white, anthracite, black, quartz gray and white gray. The configurator offers additional colors and HPL fronts. Put together all the options in the outdoor kitchen configurator .

What to consider when planning an outdoor kitchen on a roof terrace

• Weather: On a roof, the kitchen is fully exposed to sun, rain and wind. The body is made of powder-coated, galvanized steel designed for these conditions. This kitchen’s countertop is made of Dekton; the standard option is 12 mm compact HPL.
• Delivery: The modules arrive pre-assembled. Check in advance how they’ll be brought up to the roof (elevator, stairwell, crane), and if in doubt, ask BIO Stefan for the module dimensions.
• Ground: The kitchen needs a flat, firm surface such as concrete slabs or paving. The adjustable feet are for fine-tuning. Check in advance with a structural engineer whether your roof terrace can support the weight.
• Space: The Mia with three modules falls into the category Outdoor kitchens up to 250 cm wide. This means it also fits on roof terraces where you want to make room for a dining table and lounge area.

Conclusion: compact, bright, and weather-resistant above the rooftops

You don’t need a large setup to cook on a roof terrace. A Mia with three modules in cream white has room for grilling, food prep, and storage, while leaving the rest of the terrace free. Find the full range under Outdoor kitchens.

Frequently asked questions about outdoor kitchens on roof terraces

How much space does an outdoor kitchen need on a roof terrace?

The Mia with three modules is under 250 cm wide. Leave enough room in front to move around while cooking and to open the doors. BIO Stefan can provide the exact dimensions of your configuration.

Can an outdoor kitchen withstand the weather on a roof?

Yes. The powder-coated, galvanized steel body is made for sun, rain, and snow. The countertop here is made of Dekton; the standard option is 12 mm compact HPL, which is 100% weatherproof.

What front colors are available besides cream white?

The Mia is available in five RAL colors: anthracite, black, quartz gray, white gray, and cream white. The configurator offers additional colors and HPL fronts.