31 Kitchen Hood Ideas Designers Love

molding

Reinforce the plaster hood with a royal treatment. The interesting shapes on the wall instantly brighten up the entire kitchen.

barely there

If you don't want to use your kitchen hood as the focal point of your kitchen, match it to the color of your walls. This kitchen hood has a clean, simple rectangular shape that blends into the wall, drawing attention to the other features of your kitchen.

to match the cabinet

This hood has the same look as the cabinet below, but with the addition of stylish metal.

“One of our favorite hoods we designed features a curved veneer hood with a steel band, giving it a warm, modern look,” says Enright.

wooden

Interior designer Lorraine Enright says one of her favorite materials for kitchen hoods is wood. Here, the wood takes on a geometric pattern.

arched

The comfortable arch adds spice to the silhouette of the hood. It's a subtle addition that adds an element of surprise.

raised

Here, the ceiling of the kitchen hood itself is high, hiding the Erica hood. Although it looks like you only have a tall and beautiful backsplash, there is an effective fan.

Camouflage to the cabinet

This kitchen hood blends in rather than standing out as a focal point. It is painted the same color as the adjacent cabinetry and features the same materials and moldings for a seamless look.

hide fan

This homeowner chose a kitchen hood that hides the extractor fan underneath. The exterior is simple and sophisticated, avoiding an industrial, mechanical look.

Rustic

Reclaimed wood and attractive decorations give this kitchen hood a lovely rustic look. Combined with bright wallpaper, it creates a timeless and appealing look.

adjust the shape

Kitchen hoods come in several shapes. The curved hood looks gorgeous in this kitchen. Other shapes include baroque, box, and bell shapes.

mixed metal

“If you want to make a statement with your hood, look beyond the myriad stainless steel options available at most kitchen supply stores. Look at other finishes in your kitchen for inspiration. Please,” recommend interior designers Mark Williams and Niki Papadopoulos. “Mixing metals such as brushed nickel and brass is a fun way to bring some glamor to your kitchen space, but make sure you always refer to the same combination in your cabinet hardware and decorative lighting. It takes all the balance to be bold, to move because it feels right.”

Panel details

Wood paneling brings simple, chic style to this modern farmhouse kitchen. The styling matches the wall without blending into it.

clean lines

Despite its all-white and fairly simple construction, this kitchen hood is discreetly impressive due to its clean lines and modern appearance. The hood pleasantly emphasizes the sloping roof of the kitchen.

awning style

Here, a gleaming kitchen hood extends beyond the stove and covers the entire counter. The curved and elongated appearance resembles an overhang.

industrial chic

Some styles hide the exhaust fan with wood, metal, or stucco veneer, while others go for a simpler look. Such hoods bring a bright contrast to your timeless kitchen.

built-in storage

Make the most of your bulky hood by adding shelves. A very convenient place to store staples on the stove.

open shelf

Incorporating an open shelf at the front completely masks the bonnet. This hardworking kitchen hoof multitasks as an essential fan with stylish storage.

brick oven

This backsplash and kitchen hood complement your chic pizza parlor. The brick oven-like appearance is further emphasized by the rounded edges of the hood.

match backsplash

When choosing a paint color for your kitchen hood, there are multiple kitchen elements to draw inspiration from. Here, the hood is embellished to match the beautiful backsplash below.

wall pair

Another space to get color cues is the walls. Here, the stucco hood is painted to match the white brick walls.

contrast color

Alternatively, paint the hood the exact opposite color of the walls. Here, the black hood, cabinetry, and island provide a pleasing contrast to the white paint on the walls.

corner

It's not just a simple hood, it's made into every detail. Exhaust fans are built into the overhanging niche where the oven, stove, cabinet, and backsplash fit.

Let's decorate it

Instead of leaving this kitchen hood alone, this homeowner decided to decorate it with art. The hood is often the perfect blank canvas for additional decorations.

unexpected event

This kitchen hood doesn't match anything visually, but it still works. Be bold and choose something different that clashes pleasantly with the rest of your kitchen decor.

match the oven

Here, the black oven and overhead black kitchen hood have the visual effect of a kitchen pillar. Other compatible equipment may further be connected to the hood.

copper

Copper hoods are a classic and dynamic choice. The exterior can be either bronze or the teal color seen in this beautiful kitchen.

floating hood

Most kitchen hoods are wall-mounted or adjacent to a wall. However, this one hangs in the center to match the island stove.

mantle treatment

In some cases, the kitchen hood can be seen near the mantel. Like fireplace mantels, luxury kitchen hoods can look great with a little drama.

golden

This shiny hood will shine brightly in your kitchen. Choose a metal hood that matches your other kitchen hardware or choose a beautiful combination of metals.

It's sticking out

Such kitchen hoods do not want to hide or camouflage, they prioritize functionality. Bare hoods often tend to be sophisticated and simple, so you don't have to keep them hidden all the time.

match the light

A hood that complements other elements higher up in the kitchen is a surefire winner. The hood that reflects the lighting equipment here creates a handsome coordination.