Monarch Metal Range Hoods
Brooklyn custom metal range hood design reference
Serving Brooklyn

Custom Metal Range Hoods in Brooklyn

Brooklyn kitchens range from narrow brownstone rooms and row houses to converted lofts and new construction. A custom hood makes it possible to work with the actual wall, ceiling, cabinetry, range, and design language rather than starting with a catalog size.

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Project context

Brownstone and row-house projects often place new mechanical and cabinetry systems inside an older structure. Loft and condominium projects may have very different proportions and a more open kitchen. The hood design should be developed with the project team after the ventilation path and surrounding millwork are confirmed.

Material and design direction

Antiqued brass and copper can complement brick, dark woods, and collected interiors. Brushed stainless steel and powder-coated forms can keep a loft or contemporary renovation visually quieter. Mixed-metal straps help connect appliances and warm hardware in the same room.

Coverage: Brooklyn Heights, Cobble Hill, Carroll Gardens, Park Slope, Williamsburg, Greenpoint, DUMBO, Fort Greene, Clinton Hill, and neighborhoods throughout Brooklyn.

Planning a project in Brooklyn

Custom design, local coordination, Texas fabrication

What to send

Share the range specification, kitchen plan or elevation, ceiling height, intended hood dimensions, mount type, inspiration images, material direction, and project location.

What happens next

The regional team reviews the information, helps narrow the finish, and coordinates pricing and drawing approval. Fabrication begins only after the project details are approved.

Brooklyn questions

Questions we hear

Yes. Custom dimensions and profiles are well suited to renovations where the room does not match a stock cabinet or hood size.

Yes. Large open rooms and island installations can be designed from the project dimensions and ventilation specification.

Yes. The regional team can coordinate samples, CAD approval, and fabrication communication with the trade team.

Yes. Brass, stainless steel, and copper antiquing can be reviewed at 25%, 50%, and 75% visual depth.

Yes. Raw unfinished options are available, while clear coating can be used to protect an approved color.

Yes. The named neighborhoods are examples, not limits on coverage.

Ready to begin?

Start your Brooklyn project

Send the room dimensions, material direction and any inspiration images. The New York & New Jersey team will take it from there.