Farmhouse Kitchen Remodel

We wanted the "farmhouse kitchen" look in our 6 year old home...
come check out how we incorporated architectural salvage, a farm sink, and new butcher block counter tops to achieve that vintage country farmhouse style at http://bucketsofburlap.blogspot.com/

Farm sink with vintage columns and a grain sack sink skirt.

Reclaimed wood vent hood

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Matthew
on Jul 23, 2016
Love the range hood! I want to build the exact same one! What kind of vent is used here? I see that the controls are not visible which is what I want. All the vents I find have the controls in the front.
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- Ash12079320
  on Sep 21, 2016
  What are your dimensions for this hood?? And do you have the plans for this by any chance my husband and I really want to build this!!
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Jenni
on Mar 3, 2017
Is the wooden vent hood covering a basic vent hood?
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San7028335
on May 7, 2017
Can I get instructions for hood?
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Barbara
on Jul 8, 2015
I love the vent hood! Just what I'm looking for for our recent kitchen facelift, We kept the same floor plan, retained all of the original cabinetry with fresh white paint and added detail. We already had over sink shelves but added beadboard behind, Still looking for the vent hood.
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The Rustic Boxwood
on Jun 12, 2016
So pretty! I especially love the vent hood!
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