40 Stylish Kitchen Range Hoods

More and more homeowners are using the kitchen range hood as a unique statement piece in their kitchen remodel.

This kitchen takes tons of design cues from the ultra-posh Hollywood Regency era — especially the dramatic black range hood. It's a gorgeous statement piece with gilded gold trim.

We also love gold trim on white range hoods. While not as bold as black and gold, this white and gold hood feels just as luxurious.

This funky kitchen is full of drama with luxe leather barstools and a gold range hood. The hood pairs perfectly with the gold pendants and hardware.

Love marble countertops? How about a marble range hood! We love how the hood is flanked by two pendant lights in this kitchen to really show off and spotlight the marble.

This dark oiled range hood looks amazing in contrast with the homeowner's collection of cream French and Wedgewood pottery. The slight curve also reminds us of French storefronts and vintage window coverings.

This range hood is an architectural gem in itself with dramatic sides that swoop down all the way to the countertops. The curves look extra chic with the hood's seamless surface.

With the maximalist trend going at full steam, black is back. People are painting their walls black and even opting for black fixtures and cabinet pulls. We love this all-black range hood and how it coordinates with the black midcentury modern light fixture.

Neutrals don't have to mean bland. Exhibit A: This custom walnut and quartzite range hood. The patterns in the quartz create dynamic lines and the walnut wood is such a warm, rich brown.

While cabinets are typically the signature feature in a kitchen's design style, the range hood can carry the design theme, too. This blue hood conveys the French country aesthetic all on its own.

When selecting metals and finishes for a room, a good rule is two's company and three's a crowd. Gold and brass always go great together and we love how the brass fixtures in this kitchen complement the gold range hood.

Take your outdoor kitchen to the next level with a range hood. This metal hood has a really pretty pewter color that looks great against the ivory brick.

Subway tile will never go out of style. It looks great in a bathroom, as a kitchen backsplash and even on a range hood.

No hate on stainless steel, but sometimes all of that shiny metal can make a home kitchen look like a restaurant kitchen. Instead, this range hood matches the serene blue of the cabinets for a cozier, more bespoke feeling.

The gourmet oven may be new and sleek, but this range hood is the epitome of shabby chic with distressed wood paneling and white-washed paint.

When you think about statement colors, white probably doesn't come to mind. But set against a bright color or busy pattern, it really pops. This seamless white range hood looks great paired with the intricate Moroccan tile backsplash.

Most kitchen appliances come in shiny, sleek finishes. But matte is growing in popularity, especially black matte. This matte range hood looks great with the kitchen's other black matte-painted cabinets and island.

Range hoods don't have to be metal. Wooden hoods look great against white tile or next to white cabinets. This rustic wooden range hood matches exposed wooden beams in the kitchen, too.

The HGTV Smart Home 2019 kitchen was packed with power, from a heavy-cast gas cooktop to this custom range hood with a heavy-duty fan. But true to its name, the design was incredibly smart with chic molding concealing more utilitarian features. The corbels almost make this cabinet-covered hood look like an antique hutch.

This range hood was inspired by the flanking cabinets. The homeowner used parallel straight lines to mimic the Shaker-style cabinetry.

We love the juxtaposition of materials in this kitchen. The dainty, ethereal pendant lights balance the heavy dark bronze range hood.

Why stop with the countertops? This sleek kitchen is outfitted with marble everywhere, from the island to the backsplash to the range hood.

This range hood could easily be mistaken for art. The abstract design looks like a custom wall hanging.

This metal range hood adds a bit of antique, industrial flair to an otherwise modern kitchen thanks to the stud trim. And the cement gray pairs really well with the acorn wood cabinets.

One piece of wood can totally change the design style of a piece. This white range hood wouldn't read boho at all — especially against traditional subway tile — but by adding a piece of carved wood trim, it completely changes the look.

Wow. Wow. Wow. This copper range hood is absolutely stunning with a slight arch that mimics French bistro awnings. If you're dreaming of something similar, but real copper isn't in the budget, try looking for metal with a copper-like finish.

The tiniest details can make the biggest statement in a space. This plain white range hood looks incredibly chic thanks to the thin gold bar added on the front.

Don't be afraid to mix design styles. This Victorian-inspired range hood has some serious Jules Verne vibes, but it doesn't look out of place against classic white subway tile or paired with midcentury modern barstools.

It's likely not the first place you think of when adding color to a kitchen, but the range hood is a great canvas for color. We love the way this kitchen island and range hood carry the slate blue color in an otherwise all-white kitchen.

While we're big fans of black with gold trim, there's no denying that black with steel trim looks just as great. This combo would also be good for an industrial-style loft or condo with exposed brick.

Who knew a range hood could be so serene? This natural wood trim pairs perfectly with the crisp white range hood. It creates a clean and calm vignette.

Can you spot the range hood? It's there! It's just sneakily covered with lifted cabinets to match the rest of the bright blue cabinetry in the kitchen.

Trends come and go, but the black and white palette is forever. And that doesn't mean cookie-cutter. This range hood and backsplash combo serves up tons of drama, especially with the large curves in the hood.

Sometimes less is more. You can elevate an all-white kitchen by folding in small amounts of metallics. The thin gold trim on this range hood coordinates with the slim gold cabinet pulls for a subtle amount of glam.

If you love tile, why stop with the backsplash? This range hood is covered with the same creamy subway tile on the kitchen walls for a totally seamless look.

Light-colored wood is so versatile. This rustic range hood could work for so many decorating styles, from cottage to coastal to Scandinavian. But, here, it was created for a modern farmhouse-inspired renovation. It pairs so well with the dark blue paint and looks great against the classic subway tile.

Things don't have to be matchy-matchy and perfectly symmetrical to be sophisticated and elegant. This range hood has square trim whereas the cabinets next to it have a curved inlay. But the thickness is the same so it works together perfectly.

A simple arch can make a huge impact. Most range hoods have straight, square bases, but this slightly curved range hood mimics the stone curve behind the pot filler for a unique twist on a wooden range hood.

A kitchen island with a quartz waterfall countertop is pretty over-the-top, but what's even more luxe is a big brass range hood. It looks incredible against the stone slab wall. And for even more drama, it's flanked by two globe pendants.

This vignette looks like it's straight out of a French fairy tale. The solid white range hood pops against a purposefully weathered tile. And the dark wood corbels really help enhance that Old World European look.