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This Omega National Modern Farmhouse Shiplap Tapered hood is a 36-inch decorative wood shell in rift white oak, designed to bring a clean, grain-forward farmhouse look to the wall above the range. It is a hood shell, supplied with a liner and ready to finish, not a ventilation unit.
The shiplap face is what separates this hood from a plain tapered shell. The horizontal planking adds visual depth and a layered texture that reads as handcrafted at kitchen scale, without requiring any additional millwork. The tapered body narrows as it rises, keeping the hood from dominating the wall while still filling the visual space between the range and the upper cabinets or ceiling. The combination lands firmly in modern farmhouse territory: structured, textured, and unpretentious.
Rift white oak is the right species choice when grain consistency matters. Unlike flat-sawn oak, rift-sawn boards show a tight, vertical grain with minimal ray fleck, so the surface takes stain evenly and holds a clean look whether the finish is a light natural or a deep charcoal.
The shell arrives unfinished, which means the finish decision stays in the hands of the installer or finisher. A light wire-brush pass enhances the shiplap texture before staining. A painted finish in a soft white or warm gray is equally at home on rift white oak and will hold cleanly on the flat-sawn elements of the shiplap profile. Because the surface is not prefinished, it can be matched precisely to cabinet paint or stain rather than approximated from a catalog swatch.
This shell is the right call for a kitchen that commits to a modern farmhouse aesthetic, particularly where the cabinetry already incorporates shiplap paneling, beadboard, or horizontal plank details. At 36 inches wide it proportions well over a standard 30-inch range with a generous visual overhang, and it works over a 36-inch range where a flush-width hood is the design intent. Cabinet shops building custom farmhouse kitchens will find the ready-to-finish oak integrates cleanly into their finishing schedule. Designers specifying a kitchen with a focal-point hood will appreciate that the shiplap and rift grain give the piece inherent character before any finish goes on.
Because this is the decorative enclosure, it needs a ventilation insert to move air. The included liner accepts a compatible insert, selected separately to suit the cooktop output and duct configuration.
No. This is the decorative wood shell with the liner included. The ventilation insert that actually moves air is purchased separately and chosen to match the cooktop and ductwork.
Yes. Rift-sawn white oak has a tight, vertical grain with less ray fleck than flat-sawn oak, so it stains more evenly and has a cleaner, more contemporary look. It is a distinct species and cut from standard red oak.
The shell is unfinished and ready to accept stain, paint, or another approved finishing system. The rift white oak surface is well-suited to both natural stain and painted finishes.
This hood is a wall-mount design that installs against the wall above the cooking surface. Specific mounting hardware and installation details should be confirmed from the included instructions.
The shiplap texture, rift white oak grain, and tapered profile give this shell a distinctive look that suits a modern farmhouse kitchen without relying on the finish to do all the work. Match it to your cabinetry, add the ventilation insert, and the focal wall above the range is finished.
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