Wood oven hood cover

We've reached the last project I completed for the Kitchen Reno Series. This one I did a couple of months ago since we've been in quarantine. As I mentioned in a previous post, I had lots of inspiration for the build. But at some point you just have to get to work. Going back to the beginning, we had a microwave over the cooktop initially. I moved it to a new cabinet and added a vent hood last year, but plans to build a wood vent hood got put on hold. To begin, I removed the cabinet doors…

With over 400 hours being spent in the kitchen by us each year, simple additions can help make this space welcoming and cozy. Wood hood vent covers are an

Well this was an unexpected success!! I say that because almost all my larger scale wood working projects are done by Curtis, but this one was all me! Curtis said he would help me out in making this hood fan cover, but he said I would have to wait until the fall....ppppfffttt, as if!! I can't wait that long! If I want something done, I want it done now! Anyone else guilty of that?? So in this case I decided it was about time I try to tackle a larger wood project myself and just make it…

We finally took our builder grade metal range hood and gave it a custom look. Don't get me wrong, there was no

Enjoy updated style, specific to trending cabinetry designs. Available in 30 inch and 36 inch widths, blower unit sold separately.

Since we moved into our home last year, we have hated the look of our vent hood and the cabinets above offered little storage. So this weekend we fixed that. We really love this new custom look.

When dreaming up our kitchen from bare studs, I knew I wanted a custom vent hood featuring plaster and a raw wood beam. I loved the idea of the plaster feeling very old world and European while the raw wood would add a rustic element to our kitchen. I came across Brooke and Henry's blog post here about building your own plaster hood. This article was very helpful and eye opening in the fact that really you're building beauty around the vent itself. I'm not sure why- but I thought custom vent…

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DIY range hood: Part 2! Applying the drywall to this custom Acadian style range hood. For more in depth videos on this check out my YT… | Instagram