Browse 12 kitchen looks for a kampung or wooden house, from a masonry annex to an outdoor dapur basah, then see what each involves.
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In a kampung house the kitchen usually works best out of the timber and into masonry: a brick annex at ground level behind or beside the house, often with an open-air wet kitchen (dapur basah) under a lean-to roof and a small dry kitchen inside. Cooking on a timber floor is a fire and rot risk, and water on boards leaks into the joists. Damp-tolerant aluminium cabinets, concrete or tiled worktops, a vented gable or a ducted hood for smoke, and floors that fall to a drain finish the job. These 12 concept designs show annex, outdoor and practical ideas. Use the filters below to narrow them by style.
Each design below is an illustrative concept render of a kitchen for a kampung or wooden house, grouped by style. Tap any image to enlarge it. Every card links to the ClickBina guide that covers the cabinets, worktop, hood, drainage or roof work behind that look.
12 designs shown
Illustrative concept design · Masonry annex
A tiled annex floor and white walls frame an open doorway looking out to concrete steps and a small timber house with a tiled roof across the yard.
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moving kitchens into masonry →Illustrative concept design · Outdoor wet kitchen
An open-sided concrete kitchen under a metal roof on posts, with a tiled splashback, a stainless range cooker and a long concrete bench beside a lawn.
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wet and dry kitchens →Illustrative concept design · Outdoor wet kitchen
Low brick wood-fire hearths with arched fire openings under concrete tops, enamel pots and a kettle, beside a concrete sink counter under a timber roof.
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hoods and smoke →Illustrative concept design · Masonry annex
A run of pale grey flat-door cabinets with square pulls, a grey worktop with a stainless sink and a white tiled splashback against textured rendered walls.
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aluminium vs stainless cabinets →Illustrative concept design · Masonry annex
A thick concrete worktop on red brick piers, with timber shelves and woven baskets below and a deep green tiled splashback behind.
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concrete countertops →Illustrative concept design · Practical details
A stainless chimney hood hangs under a timber-boarded roof whose open gable lets heat and smoke escape above white walls.
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kitchen hoods and hobs →Illustrative concept design · Masonry annex
An L-shaped timber-look kitchen with a white worktop and under-cabinet light, a timber table and a beige tiled floor opening onto a covered yard.
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wet and dry kitchens →Illustrative concept design · Outdoor wet kitchen
A large covered outdoor cooking pavilion with white block-built counters, a row of burners and a long concrete counter with sinks on a concrete floor.
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kitchen layouts →Illustrative concept design · Practical details
Grey anti-slip paving laid to a fall into a stainless slotted channel drain holding a little water.
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floor trap types →Illustrative concept design · Practical details
A long run of white-framed windows with fine mesh screens above a white worktop, a stainless double sink and white cabinets.
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louvre window options →Illustrative concept design · Masonry annex
A metal-roofed walkway on slim posts runs from the brick steps of a raised timber house to the door of a white rendered annex, over a concrete path.
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back-yard roof covers →Illustrative concept design · Practical details
White wall shelving holds plain steel stockpots, woven baskets, white tubs and bowls, with larger baskets on the grey tiled floor below.
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aluminium vs stainless cabinets →These are illustrative concept designs created to show kitchen options for a kampung house. They are not completed ClickBina projects. Your kitchen is assessed and quoted to its own site, drainage and the timber house it serves.
More galleries: browse all design ideas by area of the house, from cabinets and kitchens to porches and grilles.
Start by taking the wet, hot work out of the timber. ClickBina's kampung house renovation guide says water is the enemy of a timber floor and that most renovations move wet areas into a brick annex or a new brick ground floor, on a concrete slab with proper waterproofing and falls. A kitchen is the room that benefits most.
Plan the route between house and kitchen too: steps, a covered walkway and a light, so carrying food and pots is safe in the rain and at night.
| Option | Best for | Needs | Watch for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Masonry annex kitchen | Everyday cooking | Slab, walls, roof, drainage, wiring | Joining it to the house without trapping water |
| Outdoor dapur basah | Strong smells, frying, wood fire | Roof, counter, floor fall, drain | Rain from the open side |
| Dry kitchen inside | Drinks and light cooking | Tiled floor bay, cabinets | Keeping wet work out |
| Kenduri cooking area | Large gatherings | Long counters, safe gas set-up | Space around big burners |
| You mostly... | Usually works | Detail to get right |
|---|---|---|
| Cook daily meals for a family | Annex kitchen with aluminium cabinets and a hood | Duct the hood or vent high |
| Fry, pound sambal and cook rendang | Outdoor dapur basah beside the annex | Floor fall and a drain |
| Still cook over wood | A brick dapur kayu under an open gable | Distance from timber |
| Host kenduri | A long covered cooking area | Gas cylinder position and space |
The kampung renovation guide puts a new brick extension or rebuilt section at RM150 – RM350 per sq ft and corrective termite treatment at RM1,500 – RM4,000. For the fit-out, ClickBina's guides quote aluminium cabinets at RM400 – RM700 per foot run, a concrete worktop at RM80 – RM180 per foot run, a new floor drain with proper gradient at RM600 – RM1,500, and fitting a replacement chimney hood at RM350 – RM600, adding RM200 – RM600 where new ductwork through a wall is needed (indicative Klang Valley ranges for 2026).
For broader dry and wet kitchen budgets, see ClickBina's dry and wet kitchen cost guide.
We build kitchens and wet kitchens as part of our renovation work, including masonry, cabinets, worktops and drainage, with gas and wiring done by the right trades. WhatsApp us your job details for a quote: where the house is, where you want the kitchen, and the looks from this page you like. ClickBina is an experienced KL & Selangor contractor, we reply within the hour, and the price we agree is a flat price with no hidden charges.
About the images: every image on this page is an illustrative concept design generated to show a kitchen option for a kampung house. Captions describe what each render shows. RM figures are quoted unchanged from the ClickBina guides named above, indicative Klang Valley ranges for 2026.
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