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I like the 2 -toned hood. What is the material & finish?

4 years ago

Rosemary Woods Classic Kitchen · More Info

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Liz Schupanitz Designs
4 years ago
Thank you. The hood is constructed of wood and the dark color was painted by a decorative painter, to look like an aged bronze. The white is the same paint color as the cabinetry. I don't know the specific brands and colors that she used. I hope that answers your question.
lovelylady0699
4 years ago
does the hood come in stainless steel?
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Liz Schupanitz Designs
4 years ago
This hood was custom made with wood by a local cabinet maker and then painted. There are similar looking stainless hoods that you can buy online. Here is the first I found by doing an internet search. I know there are many more companies. https://www.worldcoppersmith.com/store/classic-stainless-steel-range-hood?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIr_yd6pL04wIVmh-tBh0OpAY6EAYYASABEgKLqfD_BwE

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