



Nashville Gunmetal Copper Range Hood
The Nashville Gunmetal Copper Range Hood brings a darker, more dramatic edge into the kitchen without tipping into excess. The gunmetal finish adds depth and attitude, while the clean silhouette keeps everything grounded and intentional. It’s the kind of hood that doesn’t need ornament to stand out—it already knows it has the room.
Think of it like a cast-iron skillet that’s been seasoned just right. Dark, rich, and ready for anything you throw at it.
Each Nashville gunmetal copper range hood is handcrafted to order from 16-gauge copper and built around your kitchen layout, ventilation needs, and design vision. Every Bloom range hood reflects a simple philosophy: real materials, honest craftsmanship, and no surprises along the way.
BUILT TO LAST
(No Corners Cut)
Every Nashville range hood starts with 16-gauge cold-rolled copper—the good stuff. Thick enough to hold its structure, strong enough to handle decades of real cooking, and substantial enough that you feel the difference the moment it’s installed.
Seams are hand-welded for strength and clean lines. Edges stay consistent. Proportions stay tight. Because when you’re working with a darker finish like gunmetal, every detail shows.
Each hood is backed by a lifetime structural warranty and built with the kind of attention that earns it. Our BBB A+ rating reflects the same approach: do the work right, be upfront about it, and stand behind it.

MAKE IT YOURS
(No Upcharges, No Games)






The Nashville model is fully custom-built, which means it’s designed around your kitchen—not forced into it. Want straps? Rivets? Trim bars? Adjusted proportions? Go for it. Every customization option is included in your quote from the start. No hidden fees. No surprise add-ons once you’re already committed.
We build each gunmetal copper range hood to align with your cabinetry, ceiling height, and layout so it feels like it was always meant to be there. Because it was.
Where This Hood Works Best
A gunmetal copper range hood fits kitchens that lean into contrast, texture, and strong material choices. The Nashville model brings weight without feeling heavy, and presence without feeling loud. It’s the kind of piece that anchors the room quietly—but completely.
It works especially well in:
Modern kitchens with clean lines and bold contrasts
Transitional Spaces blending warm and cool materials
Industrial-inspired designs with metal and stone elements
Minimalist kitchens that rely on one strong focal point

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What Our Kitchen Maestros Are Saying
They also appreciate the process. Working directly with a real designer, making decisions without layers of sales talk, and getting exactly what was quoted—no surprises waiting at the end. The most common feedback? Once the hood goes up, the kitchen finally feels finished. Not decorated—finished.
