Below are some of our favorite kitchen exhaust hoods. We designed a few of them, and have been inspired by the others.
Huestis Tucker Architects
We wanted to design something akin to the English style mantel hood, but we wanted to soften it a bit with an arch. The back splash is a combination of tile and stone slab and echoes the arch. The sides of the mantel are full depth to accommodate pull out spice drawers.
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I really like this zink hood. The small X details keep it from looking too rustic.
Brook Giannetti
The mouldings are perfetctly detailed on this mantle hood. Love it!
Brook Giannetti
Another pretty zink hood.
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And another...I guess I like the zink.
Ferguson Shamamian and Victoria Hagan
I love the classic wooden hood cover.
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Love the shape of this hood. I wonder if it's made of wood or stucco.
House Beautiful
Interesting trellis cover above a mantel.
Huestis Tucker Architects with Amy State
Our version of the metal hood, though we designed this one with a slight curve.
Huestis Tucker Architects with Kara Mann
We did this really cool looking hood covered in sheet rock. I love how clean and crisp it is. The real interest lies in the sliding marble slabs which reveal hidden storage shelves.
Huestis Tucker Architects
This is another one of our office favorites. The wooden arches were milled from trees on the site. The backsplash is made of thin porcelain slabs made which look like Calcutta Gold marble.
Huestis Tucker Architects
Simple understated stainless steel box covers the fan.
Jean Allsopp
Pretty panels with herringbone patterned backsplash.
Spencer Churchill Designs
Classic English
Stephen Sutro and Heather Hilliard
This one is so cool. Faux leather panels on stainless steel. Ingenious!
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