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This Omega National Modern Farmhouse Shiplap Straight wall hood is a 36-inch decorative wood shell built in rift white oak, designed to frame the cooktop with a shiplap-textured enclosure that finishes to match the surrounding cabinetry.
The shiplap surface treatment is the defining visual element of this hood. Rather than a smooth, painted panel or a carved profile, the horizontal shiplap boards give the hood body a textural quality that reads as purposeful detail at the scale of a range wall. In a kitchen with board-and-batten accents, open shelving, or shiplap backsplash panels, the hood becomes part of a coordinated surface language instead of an isolated appliance housing. The straight valance keeps the silhouette clean, so the texture does the work without competing with other decorative elements in the space.
Rift white oak is selected when the grain needs to stay consistent across a large visible surface. The rift-sawn cut produces a tighter, more linear figure than flat-sawn oak, which means less ray fleck and a more uniform appearance across the shiplap boards. Because the shell ships ready-to-finish, a finisher can apply a stain, whitewash, or clear coat to match the cabinet species and finish without fighting wild grain variation. For kitchens where the cabinetry is already in rift white oak or a close grain match, this hood integrates without requiring a species compromise.
This shell suits a wall-mount installation above a standard residential cooktop where the design direction is modern farmhouse, transitional, or casual contemporary. Designers specifying a full shiplap wall treatment will find the hood extends that surface language above the range. Cabinet shops building custom farmhouse kitchens can order this shell ready to finish alongside the cabinet run, keeping the species and stain application consistent across the entire kitchen. Homeowners renovating a farmhouse-style kitchen have a finished enclosure that reads as cabinetry rather than an aftermarket appliance cover. Because the liner is included, the shell is prepped for a ventilation insert from the first day on the job site.
No. This is the decorative wood shell with the liner included. The ventilation insert that moves air is a separate purchase, chosen to suit the cooktop and the duct configuration.
The shell arrives unfinished so a stain, paint, or clear coat can be applied on site. Rift white oak takes stain evenly because of its consistent linear grain, making it a good match for kitchens where the finish needs to tie back to existing cabinetry.
The liner is included with the shell. Confirm that your chosen ventilation insert is compatible with the liner before ordering the ventilator.
The shell measures 37-1/2 inches wide, 42 inches tall, and 19-3/4 inches deep.
When the shiplap detail, the rift white oak species, and a ready-to-finish surface all come together in one enclosure, the result is a hood that reads as part of the cabinetry design rather than an appliance placeholder.
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