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This Omega National Modern Farmhouse Shiplap Tapered wall hood is a 48-inch decorative wood shell in rift white oak, designed to bring a shiplap-textured, tapered silhouette to a wide cooktop run. It is the visible wood enclosure, not the ventilation unit, and arrives ready to accept stain or paint and a compatible ventilation insert.
Wide kitchen layouts with 48-inch ranges or dual-fuel cooktops need a hood that fills the horizontal run without looking undersized. This shell spans that width with the shiplap detailing and tapered form that have become a signature of the modern farmhouse kitchen: horizontal wood coursing, a broad angled body, and a finish that can be dialed in to match painted or stained cabinetry on either side. Because the shell is unfinished at delivery, the finishing trades can match it to the door color, apply a wood stain to highlight the rift oak grain, or use it as a paint-grade surface for a two-tone kitchen design.
Rift white oak is cut so the growth rings run nearly perpendicular to the face, which produces the consistent, linear grain that makes shiplap detailing read cleanly rather than competing with figure. The tapered body shape narrows from the base of the hood upward, which draws the eye down toward the cooking surface and keeps the hood from feeling box-like on a tall ceiling. The shell is supplied unfinished, so the surface is prepared for staining or painting but carries no factory topcoat. The liner is included in the box, which is the interior metal component that accepts the ventilation insert and protects the wood from heat and grease during use.
Designers and cabinet shops specifying a custom or semi-custom kitchen with a wide range often reach for this shell when the design calls for a wood hood that reads as built-in cabinetry rather than an appliance. At 48 inches, it suits a 48-inch range or a cooktop centered in a wide run of base cabinets. Homeowners finishing out a farmhouse-style remodel will find the shiplap texture compatible with ceiling planks, floating shelves, and the mixed wood-and-painted cabinet combinations common in that aesthetic. Because the finish is applied on site, a single SKU can be stained to match natural oak cabinetry or painted white to anchor the focal wall of an all-white kitchen.
No. This is the decorative wood shell with the liner included. It does not contain a blower, motor, or ventilation components of its own. A compatible ventilation insert is required and is ordered separately to provide the airflow over the cooktop.
The liner ships with the shell, and installation into the hood is part of the assembly process on site. The liner accepts the ventilation insert and protects the wood interior.
Yes. The shell arrives ready-to-finish, so it can be stained, painted, or finished with any compatible topcoat system after delivery. Rift white oak takes stain evenly due to its consistent grain structure.
The shell is 19 inches deep. Confirm the clearance between the cooking surface, the wall, and the adjacent upper cabinets during the design phase, since a 48-inch wide hood at that depth can affect adjacent cabinet placement.
When the design calls for a 48-inch wood hood in rift white oak with shiplap character and a tapered form, this shell delivers the woodwork and the liner, ready for finishing and a compatible ventilation insert.
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