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This Omega National Modern Farmhouse Shiplap range hood is a 48-inch decorative wood shell in hickory, built to mount on the wall above a cooktop and accept a compatible ventilation insert. The shiplap surface detail and straight valance bring a distinctly farmhouse character to the space while the shell itself remains ready-to-finish so it can be stained or painted to suit the kitchen.
The Modern Farmhouse Shiplap series is designed for kitchens that lean into natural wood character rather than a polished, uniform finish. Hickory brings the most variation of any species in this family: the grain is bold, the color shifts between pale cream and warm brown tones, and no two panels read the same. That natural movement is the point. The shiplap surface treatment adds a horizontal layered texture that reinforces the farmhouse style without requiring additional millwork around it. Paired with the straight valance, the profile is structured and intentional rather than ornate.
Because the shell ships unfinished, it can be matched exactly to the surrounding cabinetry or treated as a contrasting accent piece. Hickory accepts stain unevenly by nature, which produces the mottled, character-rich results that suit this style well. A clear topcoat alone is enough to bring out the grain if a natural look is the goal. Paint is also an option, though some installers choose to let the grain show through a tinted wash for a weathered effect. Finish selection is entirely up to the site conditions and design intent. The liner is included and is designed to accept a compatible ventilation insert, which is selected and ordered separately to match the cooktop output and duct configuration.
This shell is the right choice for a kitchen where the range hood is meant to read as a piece of custom cabinetry rather than a standalone appliance. The 48-inch width suits a 36-inch to 42-inch range or cooktop, leaving adequate overlap on each side. The 42-inch height gives the hood presence on a standard nine-foot or taller ceiling without feeling compressed. Cabinet shops finishing a full run of hickory cabinetry will find that matching species is straightforward. Designers specifying a farmhouse or transitional kitchen where shiplap is already part of the language will find the surface detail extends that theme to the hood. Contractors installing on a wall with ductwork in the ceiling cavity will find the wall-mount design accommodates standard vertical duct runs through the hood body.
No. This is the decorative wood shell and liner only. The liner is included and accepts a compatible ventilation insert, which is the unit that actually moves air. The ventilation insert is a separate purchase and should be matched to the cooktop's BTU output and the duct configuration.
No. The shell ships ready-to-finish, meaning it is unfinished wood. Stain, paint, or a clear topcoat is applied on-site after installation.
The shell is 49-1/2 inches wide overall. It is typically specified over a 36-inch to 42-inch range or cooktop. The ventilation capacity depends on the insert selected, not the shell itself.
This is a wall-mount hood. It attaches to the wall above the cooktop. Confirm blocking and duct rough-in location before installation, since the liner and insert must align with the duct outlet.
When the goal is a farmhouse kitchen where the range hood carries as much design weight as the cabinetry, hickory's natural grain variation and the shiplap surface detail do that work without additional ornamentation.
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