Black Range Hoods for White Kitchens

Custom Metal Home offers black range hoods primarily in darkened steel and powder-coated steel. Darkened steel provides a raw, industrial aesthetic with subtle tonal variation, while powder-coated steel delivers a consistent matte or satin black finish. Both options are fabricated to your exact dimensions and can be combined with accent rivets in stainless steel, brass, or copper.

Black range hoods from Custom Metal Home are available in wall-mount, island-mount, T-shape, mantle-style, under-cabinet, and ductless insert configurations. Whether your white kitchen features a standard wall installation or a dramatic over-island centerpiece, a mounting style and silhouette can be fabricated to match your layout and ceiling height.

Custom fabrication typically takes 4 to 8 weeks from approval of your computer drawings. The timeline depends on the complexity of the design, material selection, and finish chosen. Detailed drawings are provided before production begins so you can confirm every dimension and detail before fabrication starts, minimizing revisions and delays.

Yes. Custom Metal Home specializes in fabricating decorative range hood shells and covers designed to fit virtually any third-party commercial ventilation liner or insert, including brands like Best, Broan, Vent-A-Hood, Zephyr, Faber, and Sirius. You specify the liner, and the black shell is built precisely around it.

All hoods are made to order with fully custom width, height, and depth. Common widths range from 30 inches to 60 inches and beyond for oversized installations. Standard depth is 25 inches, and the recommended height above the cooktop is 32 to 34 inches. Custom oversized hoods for large professional-style ranges are also available.

Yes. Custom Metal Home ships finished range hoods nationwide. Each hood is crated for safe delivery to protect the finish and structure during transit. On-site measuring services are also available for customers in the Chicago metro area, ensuring a perfect fit before fabrication begins.