10 Stylish Range Hood Ideas

Wall-mounted range hoods are one of the most popular options available. They range in size from 24-60 inches wide and come in an array of colors and finishes. This two-toned range hood with a brass bar will elevate the look of any kitchen. It ties the white cabinetry and matte black appliances together nicely.

This range hood also comes in other colors and accent handle finishes to match your decor.

One of the latest finishes in appliances is black stainless steel. And now it's possible to purchase a hood that coordinates with the range. With the soft black color and sleek modern lines, they're a beautiful contrast to the white subway tile and cabinetry.

Brass has been prominent in home decor and accessories for years now. In kitchens, it's popular to see it in lighting or cabinet hardware, but this beautiful brass range hood is a showstopper. It coordinates perfectly with the single-handle brass faucet and pull handles. 

And this range hood is as functional as it is attractive. This appliance provides powerful suction, but it's quiet. It's also resistant to fingerprints, stains and rust. 

Undercabinet range hoods fit easily under your cabinets and come in sizes ranging from 20-60 inches in width. If you love a classic retro look, these mint green appliances are a fun pop of color in an otherwise white kitchen. These retro range hoods are also available in black, white and turquoise. A matching range and refrigerator are available to purchase separately.

If you prefer a minimalist look with clean lines and hidden appliances, then a downdraft range hood is a great idea. The downdraft range hood is positioned in the countertop next to the cooktop. With the push of a button, it rises out of the countertop to remove grease, odors and smoke. Push the button to retract the hood when not in use.

Wood range hoods can seamlessly blend in with your cabinets or stand out. The range hood that's pictured here is solid pine with a stainless inner frame, making it a durable and classic choice. The hand-carved hood is painted a distressed black and topped with crown moulding. It stands out nicely above the stainless steel range and surrounded by white cabinetry.

Wood range hoods are available in numerous colors including black, white, various brown tones, as well as an unfinished hood. With an unfinished hood, you can paint or stain it to match your kitchen.

Copper has been used in traditional, Tuscan and vintage-type kitchens for many years, but here's a modern twist on a classic metal. This gorgeous rectangular copper range hood requires wall-mount installation. It looks great with white cabinetry and simple wood accents. If you prefer the traditional route, Lowe's sells traditional copper range hoods in a dark rub or hammered finish.

If your cooktop or range is set within the kitchen island, you'll need an island range hood. They're vented through the ceiling and range in sizes from 30-63 inches in width. The colors and finishes are the same as wall-mounted or undercabinet range hoods. This modern stainless steel range hood blends nicely with the gray cabinets on the back wall.

If you do have an open floor plan, it's highly recommended that you purchase a range hood that has a lower sound level. The quietest range hoods are between 0-42 decibels. Very quiet range hoods are between 43-50 decibels.

Slanted range hoods are a sleek and contemporary alternative to wall-mounted or insert range hoods. Slanted range hoods fit underneath a set of cabinets. These range hoods are not only attractive, but they're also very useful. 

The special 90-degree plate prevents the smoke from spreading throughout the kitchen. The double centrifugal fans are powerful, extracting fumes and grease. They also come with a large grease tray, so you won't have to clean it as often.