What Should I Do With This Range Hood Cover?
My kitchen has a built up drywall structure covering my range hood. My countertops are going to be Silestone Blanco Maple.I am using an artistic glass tile as the backsplash and am thinking of doing some type of metal covering the bottom portion of the hood cover that had previously been tiled. See photos for before, now and samples of backsplash and countertop. Welcome any ideas for that area or suggestions of people in the DFW metroplex that can fabricate something for it.
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Jill Bach
5 years agoThanks Classic Structures. We are located in Dallas. Thanks HALLETT & Co. The countertops are being fabricated already so let's hope they do well. They are actually cooler looking in person. The backsplash has been delivered and when I look at it together it looks good. I have a hard time visualizing the room as a whole. Below is a wider angle shot as well as other areas of the kitchen. It is pretty large. The cabinets in the nook area with the floating shelves were incorrectly ordered and are going to be standard counter height. The light fixture is being replaced with something more contemporary.
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5 years agolast modified: 5 years agomissenigma
5 years agoI think this is what HALLETT & Co. is trying to get you to think about regarding the backsplash tile selection:
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