70 Kitchen Vent Hood Ideas For Your Next Reno

Gone are the days of the bland, stainless steel kitchen vent hood.
Today, they’re having a major design moment. Whether it’s a sleek hood that blends seamlessly into your space or a bold, statement-making version, vent hoods are one of our favorite ways to bring character to the kitchen. If you’re planning your next kitchen renovation, we’ve rounded up 70 vent hoods that will inspire you. Scroll down for some of our favorite styles!
Wood accents of varying tones can be seen throughout this Kawartha Lakes cottage, and the vent hood is no exception.
- Photographer Donna Griffith
- Designer Barbara Purdy; architecture, Murakami Design
House & Home October 2021
This grand vent hood has a gentle swoop that gives it a traditional feel. The homeowners chose two delicate neutrals for the kitchen to give it a classic look: Benjamin Moore’s Halo and Sherwin-Williams’ Mindful Gray.
- Photographer Ema Peter
- Designer Interior Design: Kelly Deck, Architectural Design: Su Casa
House & Home November 2021
A great solution for compact spaces, this tech-savvy kitchen features a counter-integrated vent hood that neatly tucks into the island when not in use.
- Photographer Donna Griffith
- Designer Ali McQuaid Mitchell
The soft detailing of this all-white vent hood is subtle yet impactful, especially when combined with the Handmade Tabarka tile and custom cherrywood millwork.
- Photographer Sylvie Li
- Designer Stacy Begg
House & Home October 2021
This English kitchen is straight out of a fairytale, featuring whimsical wallpaper, vintage cookware and a bespoke copper hood that takes centre stage.
- Photographer Courtesy deVOL
- Designer House of Hackney
Sometimes going outside your comfort zone can have big payoff. That was this case for this homeowner who said that opting for a tiled vent hood was a huge leap of faith. In the end, it was perfect choice for this multi-toned kitchen.
- Photographer Patrick Biller
- Designer Orsi Panos
House & Home October 2021
This showstopping kitchen proves vent hoods are anything but boring. The curved design of the white oak millwork combined with the French-bistro style backsplash give this cheerful space a retro feel. Bonus points for the integrated shelves that are hidden on either side of the vent.
- Photographer Janis Nicolay
- Designer Ami McKay, Pure Design
House & Home October 2021
This Vancouver Island kitchen is all about practical storage and artful design, including a beautiful La Cornue range. An all-white vent hood has a subtle presence, allowing the rest of the quirky kitchen elements to take center stage.
- Photographer James Jones
- Designer Christi Rivard & Kyla Bidgood
House & Home September 2021
To create a more expansive look in this kitchen, the designer of this home decided to extend the marble tile from the backsplash up to the ceiling, and even clad the vent hood. The result is a bright and airy space.
- Photographer Angus Fergusson
- Designer Olivia Botrie, Dart Studio
House & Home September 2021
A custom bronze vent hood is the pièce de résistance in this bright, open-concept kitchen. The bronze vent will build a beautiful patina over time that will give this kitchen a timeless look.
- Photographer Christina Faminoff
- Designer Amanda Evans Interiors
A veined porcelain backsplash transitions effortlessly into a vent hood of the same style, giving this two-tone kitchen an opulent feel.
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- Designer Kate Krasic & Amanda Nycz
House & Home Kitchens + Baths 2021
Actress Shay Mitchell’s all-white kitchen gets contrast from a striking wood vent hood that brings warmth to the light-filled space.
- Photographer Photographer: Courtesy of Redfin; @shaymitchell via Instagram (portrait)
The owner of this Montreal home wanted to integrate unconventional colors into her kitchen, like a robin’s-egg blue vent hood and emerald green backsplash.
- Photographer Maxime Desbiens
- Designer Jean Stéphane Beauchamp
House & Home September 2021
This Muskoka home belongs to the principal designer of Muskoka Living, and the kitchen is serene and neutral. The ceiling and oversized vent hood are clad in oak which keep things feeling airy.
- Photographer Valerie Wilcox
- Designer Cory DeFrancisco
House & Home July/August 2021
In food personality Trish Magwood’s Toronto kitchen, a patinated vent hood speaks to the look of “a Paris or New York apartment I dreamed about but never had,” she says.
- Photographer Stacey Brandford
- Designer Veronica Martin, Two Fold Interiors
House & Home October 2020
Hard-wearing Avogado quartzite stone — on the hood, backsplash and counter — makes a dramatic focal point in this handsome green kitchen.
- Photographer Janet Kimber
- Designer Jonathan Legate
House & Home May 2021
The custom vent hood “became the object we designed the whole kitchen around,” says designer Hali MacDonald. “I love that it brought an industrial vibe to a more traditional kitchen.”
- Photographer Alex Lukey
- Designer Hali MacDonald, Architecture by Gren Weis Architect & Associates
House & Home May 2021
It’s all about the details in this striking showhome kitchen. Between the custom vent hood with metal straps to the shiplap island and book-matched marble backsplash, every inch of the space is Pinterest-worthy!
- Photographer Colin Way
- Designer Curtis Elmy & Trevor Ciona, Atmosphere Interior Design
House & Home September 2020
“The carved quartz island and brass vent hood were details I fought for because I knew they would truly make this an amazing space,” says designer Shirley Meisels of this European-inspired kitchen.
- Photographer Kim Jeffery
- Designer Shirley Meisels
House & Home March 2021
Take a cue from designer Ami McKay and choose the same stone for the backsplash and vent hood. The subtle veining adds a hint of drama.
- Photographer Janis Nicolay
- Designer Ami McKay, Pure Design Inc.
House & Home November 2020
Designer Craig Parkes carried subway tile onto the vent hood in his Vancouver kitchen for a French bistro-style look.
- Photographer Janis Nicolay
- Designer Craig Parkes, Parliament Interiors
House & Home March 2021
Why not have some fun with texture? A reeded oak treatment on the vent hood, island and fridge feels unexpected in this modern black and white space.
- Photographer Donna Griffith
- Designer Jordy Fagan & Alana Firestone, Collective Studio
House & Home March 2021
In this graphic Victorian kitchen, a black steel-clad vent hood provides contrast and “pulls out the dark marble-like veining in the porcelain slabs,” says designer Cindy Bleeks.
- Photographer Alex Lukey
- Designer Erin Feasby & Cindy Bleeks, Feasby & Bleeks Design
House & Home December 2020
This one-of-a-kind vent hood has panels of pale oak bursting from the center. It stands up to the punchy black and brass elements in the kitchen.
- Photographer Virginia Macdonald
- Designer Anne Hepfer
House & Home September 2020
Designer Cynthia Ferguson is never one to shy away from color, and this mood-boosting kitchen is no exception. Navy blue millwork (and matching vent hood), stained glass tiles and striped bar stools create a one-of-a-kind gathering place.
- Photographer Donna Griffith
- Designer Cynthia Ferguson
House & Home May 2021
A custom-finished smoky black vent hood is one of the stand-out features of this edgy loft kitchen. “It wasn’t expensive to do,” says designer Nam Dang-Mitchell, “and you get a lot of bang for your buck!”
- Photographer Colin Way
- Designer Nam Dang-Mitchell
House & Home October 2020
In this high-contrast kitchen, a yellow-gold hood softens the black and white palette and adds a hint of metallic sheen.
- Photographer Donna Griffith
- Designer Cynthia Ferguson
House & Home September 2020
The unlacquered brass-clad vent hood is a big-ticket item that will age gracefully. “It nods to the owner’s nautical East Coast roots and provides a warm focal point for the kitchen,” says designer Gillian Green.
- Photographer Alex Lukey
- Designer Gillian Green
House & Home March 2020
This bold black vent hood feels more traditional than modern, thanks to its intricate detailing.
- Photographer Alex Lukey
House & Home April 2021
To prevent the pale floors and white cabinets from looking bland, designer Lorraine Franklin added black furniture and accents in her contemporary cottage kitchen, including a panelled vent hood.
- Photographer Valerie Wilcox
- Designer Lorraine Franklin; Architecture by Nelson Kwong & Neal Prabhu at nkArchitect
House & Home July/August 2020
Panels of light wood visually blend the vent hood with the open shelving, as well as tie the whole look together with the herringbone floors and bar stools.
- Photographer Stacey Brandford
- Designer Architecture & Design by Jodi and Andrew Batay-Csorba
House & Home February 2020
To keep all of the focus on the quirky turquoise tile backsplash, designers Richard Ouellette and Maxime Vandal of Les Ensembliers opted for white oak cabinetry and a subtly patinated vent hood.
- Photographer André Rider
- Designer Richard Ouellette & Maxime Vandal, Les Ensembliers
House & Home December 2019
In designer Melody Duron’s country kitchen, a rustic-looking vent hood — made of hot-rolled carbon steel — will continue to develop an antique look as time goes on.
- Photographer Angus Fergusson
- Designer Melody Duron
House & Home June 2019
With forest green cabinetry and a show-stopping display of ruby red china, a heavily-veined marble vent hood — that matches the backsplash — is a no-brainer.
- Photographer Angus Fergusson
- Designer Jack Creasy, Bloomsbury Fine Cabinetry
House & Home March 2020
When paired with bold blue cabinets, a glossy black and gold range and custom hood create the ultimate French bistro-style kitchen.
See more of the European-inspired space on H&H TV.
- Photographer Sian Richards
- Designer Emily Griffin
House & Home November 2019
Subway tile is a classic for a reason, and in designer Luke Havekes’ New England-style country kitchen, the hood would blend into the wall if it weren’t for the warm wood trim. It’s so simple but makes a big impact.
- Photographer Maxime Desbiens
- Designer Luke Havekes
House & Home September 2019
Every inch of a kitchen deserves to feel decorated, so designer Mélanie Cherrier hung a small picture on the vent hood to draw the eye. A rustic wood trim adds even more visual interest.
- Photographer André Rider
- Designer Mélanie Cherrier, Blanc Marine Living
House & Home April 2018
“We used a lot of unlacquered brass that will patinate over time,” says designer Natasha Penzo of this high-fashion kitchen. Outlining the stainless steel vent hood in brass takes it from basic to brilliant!
- Photographer Stephani Buchman
- Designer Natasha Penzo, Urban Blueprint & James Davie
House & Home March 2019
Painting the vent hood the same color as the cabinetry is a sure-fire way to create an on-trend look — just look to Garrow Kedigian for inspiration with this deep navy hue.
- Photographer John Gruen
- Designer Garrow Kedigian
House & Home March 2018
With such a dramatic stone backsplash, you need a vent hood that will ground the space. This black metal version acts as a place for the eye to rest.
- Photographer Alex Lukey
- Designer Carey Mudford and Erin Coe; Architecture by Lorne Rose Architect
House & Home December 2019
In this serene Coastal kitchen by Sarah Richardson Design, a contoured vent hood with brass knobs ties in the rest of the gilt hardware.
- Photographer Virginia Macdonald
- Designer Tommy Smythe and Lindsay Mens Craig, Sarah Richardson Design
House & Home May 2019
Designers Kyla Bidgood and Kris Hageland tried 12 different stains before finding the perfect finish for the cabinetry, so it deserved pride of place on the vent hood, too. It pops against the white subway tile backsplash.
- Photographer Janis Nicolay
- Designer Kyla Bidgood & Kris Hageland, Bidgood + Co
House & Home March 2019
You can’t go wrong with swathing a vent hood in classic marble. In this French-style new-build, a splash of marble acts as a neutral backdrop for showcasing the Wolf cooktop and statement pendants.
- Photographer Alex Lukey
- Designer Erin Feasby & Cindy Bleeks, Feasby & Bleeks Design
House & Home April 2019
“It’s extravagant, but it adds a little glam,” says designer Ami McKay of the gold-leaf mirrored vent hood. Its patinated quality compliments the mint cabinets and brass sconces beautifully.
- Photographer Janis Nicolay
- Designer Ami McKay, Pure Design Inc.
House & Home March 2019
A steel and Venetian plaster vent hood adds to the heritage feel of this rustic farmhouse, especially when paired with white oak cabinets and a reclaimed wood dining table.
- Photographer Virginia Macdonald
- Designer Angela Wheeler
House & Home November 2019
At first glance, this hood seems to blend in with the rest of the cerused white oak cabinetry, but take a closer look and you’ll notice the raw brass detailing. The juxtaposition exudes liveable luxury.
- Photographer Alex Lukey
- Designer James Davie
House & Home January 2019
Since this kitchen has a smaller footprint, designer Brian Gluckstein decided to draw attention away from appliances (like the vent hood, hidden behind frosted panels) and emphasize remarkable features, like the vaulted ceiling.
- Photographer Angus Fergusson
- Designer Brian Gluckstein
House & Home December 2017
A square vent hood coated in the same crisp white as the walls has a camouflaged feel. Designer Alda Pereira chose to scale back this feature in pursuit of a light, bright space.
- Photographer Janis Nicolay
- Designer Alda Pereira
House & Home February 2018
Pale blue cabinets, patterned floor tile and a range hood that strikes a glam note make designer James Davie’s kitchen feel both classic and cutting-edge.
- Photographer Angus Fergusson
- Designer James Davie
House & Home January 2015
Bevelled white tiles add modern dimension to this otherwise classic kitchen. Brass pulls offer a touch of glitz.
- Photographer Janis Nicolay
- Designer Kyla Bidgood and Mary McNeill-Knowles, Bidgood + Co.
House & Home March 2017
White oak conceals the vent in this clean-lined, Scandi-inspired kitchen. Warm metal and black accents punctuate the neutral space.
- Photographer Ashley Capp
- Designer John Baker and Juli Daoust-Baker
House & Home July 2015
Using the same cabinet trim on a range hood helps soften the look of a kitchen, as evidenced by this bright, elegant space.
- Photographer Maxime Desbiens
- Designer Mélanie Cherrier
House & Home June 2017
Homeowner Effie Genovese knew that her vent hood had to be striking, given that it floats above the island in the middle of the kitchen. Sheathed in a matte black metal, the hood adds a graphic punch.
- Photographer Kim Christie
- Designer Effie Genovese
House & Home December 2015
As Qanūk designers Sarah Keenleyside and Lindsay Konior prove, great tile doesn’t have to be limited to the backsplash. The duo covered an entire wall — including the range hood — in classic subway tile, creating a restaurant-inspired look.
Tour this bright bistro kitchen on H&H TV.
- Photographer Valerie Wilcox
- Designer Sarah Keenleyside and Lindsay Konior
House & Home March 2016
Handsome trim elevates the range hood in designer Julia West’s kitchen. Traditional millwork establishes a classic feel, while a stainless steel backsplash strikes an industrial note.
- Photographer Alex Lukey
- Designer Julia West
House & Home October 2014
Celebrity chef David Rocco’s own kitchen is as luxurious as you’d expect it to be; Gorgeous veined marble covers almost every surface, including the countertops, backsplash, shelves and vent hood.
- Photographer Donna Griffith
- Designer David Rocco
House & Home March 2017
A streamlined black hood and trio of barstools introduce hits of contrast to this otherwise light and bright kitchen.
- Photographer Janis Nicolay
- Designer Ami McKay
House & Home November 2017
Given that this kitchen sits in the center of the house, designer Alison Milne decided to disguise the vent hood beneath a panel with the same furniture-style look as the cabinets. A wood island adds warmth, while pops of primary colors give the space a youthful energy.
- Photographer Angus Fergusson
- Designer Alison Milne
House & Home October 2017
As a modern range hood would have marred the look of this traditional kitchen, designer Jennifer Worts decided to hide it altogether with an ornate cabinet front that perfectly matches the rest of the space.
- Photographer Kim Jeffery
- Designer Jennifer Worts
House & Home April 2017
A vent hood adorned with wood panels is well-suited to this kitchen’s laid-back aesthetic, and is a fitting choice given the cottage’s lakeside location in Muskoka, Ontario.
- Photographer Virginia Macdonald
- Designer Cory deFrancisco
House & Home July 2017
Designer Shirley Meisels kept the curb backsplash in this kitchen low to emphasize the space’s horizontal lines and to focus attention on the matte black vent hood.
- Photographer Stacey Brandford
- Designer Shirley Meisels
House & Home March 2017
To give the prep area in this former Princess Margaret Showhome kitchen a sense of grandeur, designer Brian Gluckstein covered the range hood in the same opalized grey tile as the backsplash. A glossy finish adds an extra-special touch.
- Photographer Michael Graydon
- Designer Brian Gluckstein
House & Home October 2016
Designer Nam Dang-Mitchell hid the seams of this hood fan using polished nickel and a riveted detail. “The hood fan is the focal point of kitchens these days,” says Nam.
- Photographer Colin Way
- Designer Nam Dang-Mitchell
House & Home May 2017
A chalkboard fronts the fan hood in this quaint bistro-inspired kitchen. Designer and homeowner Jay Hodgins uses the unique feature to announce the day’s menu.
- Photographer Alex Lukey
- Designer Jay Hodgins
House & Home March 2015
Satin brass trim and hardware glam up the range hood and cabinetry in homeowner Sara Shafran’s Vancouver kitchen.
- Photographer Tracey Ayton
- Designer Erica James Design
House & Home September 2017
A marble-clad hood pops against a wall of glazed bricks and enhances the look of the Calacatta marble island. White oak cabinets and floors add warmth.
- Photographer Colin Way
- Designer Nam Dang-Mitchell
House & Home March 2016
A hand-worked patina gives the metal on the vent hood and waterfall island an artisanal quality. The overall look feels streamlined yet sophisticated.
- Photographer André Rider
- Designer Richard Ouellette, Les Ensembliers
House & Home October 2017
Floating above the stove, a dramatic black vent feels graphic in contrast to white cabinetry and counters.
Tour this graphic kitchen on H&H TV.
- Photographer Kim Jeffery
- Designer Shirley Meisels
House & Home April 2016
Designers Natalie Hodgins and Kate Stuart show the power of a bold color palette in this high-impact kitchen. A crimson rug adds warmth and pattern underfoot, while a showstopping deep blue hood and stove create a natural focal point.
- Photographer Stacey Brandford
- Designer Natalie Hodgins and Kate Stuart, Sarah Richardson Design
House & Home March 2016
A stainless steel range hood trimmed in brass, large brass pendants above the island and matching hardware give designer Allison Willson’s kitchen a unified feel.
- Photographer Stacey Brandford
- Designer Allison Willson
House & Home February 2016