Oh forgot. New cabs will be Dover White Shaker Style with a little more detail on the inside edge trim. Island painted. Not sure color of island yet. Thanks!!

to make the curve of your hood look proportioned to your ceiling height, it will need to be custom made vs semi-custom.

This is something I am running into. I have 12 ft ceilings and venting through top

It will be custom made by someone referred to me. Trying to narrow down design and what will look good with the iron brackets. The adjacent wall with sink is a pitched 13' ceiling.

I like that brown design the best. The last picture you posted. Will you have a corner cabinet? I like the look the best with no cabinet in the corner.

The brackets are gorgeous. I love them.

No wall cabinets on range wall at all. But there will be wall cabinets all along the window wall to the corner.

Range hood will be painted same as cabinets, Dover White.

I really like the shape of the brown range hood, too. However, my range will not be that large, so will it look awkward with a range hood more narrow and tall? Or should it float?

With that ceiling height, you need a perimeter soffit or coffer detail to bring the height down to better overall proportions for the room, as well as the cabinets and hood. Otherwise, the hood will need to make use of an immediate 90° turn into the space within the studs and square ducting. Or a drywall chase to hide the ductwork on the outside of the wall.

Thanks, Sophie. Unfortunately we won't be able to do a soffit or coffer. The ceiling on the adjacent sink wall is a pitched ceiling. You can see in this picture where the wires are coming out of wall for the hood. Even though we are waiting for most of the doors to be replaced, I thought I would have installed cabinets to post for you all to get a better idea of what it will look like. But, we've run into a snag with that as well. One of the base cabinets toward the corner doesn't have a piece predrilled and there's no dado, and also a damaged wall cabinet interior.

So, I'm hoping you all can envision with me.

On the range wall where the wall meets the ceiling, we were planning to duct out the hood top, make a 90 degree turn just before top of the wall (11'3") and into attic above laundry room ceiling which is only 9' ceiling. Then out the roof.

If I'm calculating correctly, with the bottom of the wood range hood at approximately 33" (insert inside at about 36"?) , that would leave me with a range hood 66" tall (including any molding at top).

Do you think that will look out of proportion?

Wall cabinets on adjacent wall will be 42", but we are going to add our own crown. I was thinking of doing a substantial crown on top. Perhaps 9" to 12". What would you suggest as far as the hood size/shape and the crown?

***For some reason I can't post any pics. I'll try again Later.

And pic of our Dover White door/drawer fronts.