This lovely little social space can be found in a back garden in Chew Magna, a quaint Medieval town in Somerset that prospered from the wool trade. A simple L-shaped outdoor kitchen sits beneath a traditionally constructed solid oak pergola. In keeping with the olde-worlde vibe, it features an appropriately primitive mean of cooking – a Gusto charcoal barbeque – and a rather less primitive means of cooling. The garden begs to be explored, preferably whilst quaffing a well-chilled Somerset cider from the fridge.