To assemble the Brio, you press a button to release its legs, which drop and lock into a 105-degree angle. You can then adjust the legs' feet to level the unit. After that, you unfold two side wings, which are supported by spring locks, and the whole process reportedly takes less than a minute.

Opening the silicone-gasket-sealed top reveals a space designed to hold a two-burner propane stove (not included), with the wings functioning as countertops. The front door folds down, giving access to customizable shelving that includes a slide-out shelf, utensil tray, and metal drawer.

For added versatility, multiple Brio units can be stacked or connected side by side, allowing you to create a larger modular kitchen. Optional accessories, like a cutting board, garbage bag holder, utensil hooks, paper towel holder, and magnetic knife block, are also available.