What Should You Know Before Choosing the Seattle Brass Range Hood?
Choose the Seattle Brass Range Hood for clean lines, subtle texture and a traditional profile with room to personalize the proportions, surface treatment, details and exhaust setup. Before choosing a finish, request free sample tiles and see the options beside your cabinets, counters and hardware. From there, bloom range hoods’ master designer provides one-on-one guidance, with the confidence of ordering securely from a U.S.-based company and free shipping across the 48 continental U.S. states.
The Seattle Brass Range Hood: Designed to Fit the Room, Not Fight It
At first glance, the Seattle Brass Range Hood is all about clean lines, subtle texture and a traditional profile. Look closer and the practical side matters just as much: 16-gauge brass construction, made-to-order dimensions and configurable ventilation turn the design into a working part of the kitchen.
- Distinctive Seattle Design: Clean lines, subtle texture and a traditional profile sets the tone for the finished hood.
- Custom Width, Depth and Height: Build the proportions around your kitchen rather than adjusting the kitchen around a stock hood.
- Heavy-Gauge Construction: 16-gauge brass gives the hood a substantial body with warm metallic depth.
- Configurable Exhaust System: Choose ventilation with your range size, cooking style and room layout in mind.
- Lifetime Structural Guarantee: Structural coverage stays with the hood for life.
Size the Seattle Brass Hood Around the Way You Cook
Good looks only go so far above a busy range. The Seattle combines custom sizing with ventilation choices for everyday cooking, all built around precise TIG-welded construction. The result is a hood with the presence you want and the practical function the space needs.
- Precision TIG-Welded Construction: Controlled welds create a clean, durable hood body.
- Custom Dimensions: Set the width, depth and height around your kitchen plan.
- Mounting Options: Choose a mounting approach compatible with the room and cabinetry.
- Ventilation Selection: Match the exhaust system to the range and how you cook.
- Finish Protection: Available protective finishes help simplify routine care.
From Subtle to Bold: Brass Range Hood Finish Options, For a Better-Fit Kitchen
Finish choices can push the Seattle in very different directions. Keep the surface smooth and quiet, or add more texture when you want the hood to carry extra visual weight. Accent details can coordinate with nearby hardware or create contrast against the main body.
Cabinet color, counters, hardware and lighting all change how the Seattle finish reads. Looking at samples in the actual space can save a lot of second-guessing.
Where the Seattle Brass Hood Feels Right at Home
Use the Seattle as either a strong focal point or a quieter architectural element. The clean lines, subtle texture and a traditional profile already gives it shape; finish tone, texture and accents determine how loudly the hood speaks in the room.
If the rest of the kitchen already has plenty going on, keep the Seattle restrained. If the cooking wall needs a focal point, use the finish and accents to give it more presence.
Build a Custom Kitchen Hood with a Master Designer — For a Better-Fit Kitchen
Bring Bloom your kitchen, your measurements and the direction you have in mind. The master designer will help shape the Seattle Brass Range Hood around the space, with direct guidance on size, finish, accents and ventilation.
Go quiet with the details on the Seattle, or make it the first thing people notice. Either way, the finished piece is customized to order around your range, cabinetry and style.
Find Your Perfect Exhaust System
We believe the ventilation system behind your beautiful hood should work as hard as it looks good. Here's how to find your perfect match:
Motor Fan In-Hood Exhaust System
The culinary equivalent of having everything you need right at your fingertips.
- Motor(s) nestled inside your copper hood
- Complete with lights, switches, and stainless steel baffle filters
- 304-grade stainless steel liner (the gold standard of kitchen durability)
- Powered by 120 volts 60hz, like a well-oiled kitchen machine
- Features reusable stainless steel baffle filters (we believe in sustainability almost as much as style)
- Motor(s) run at approximately 7 sones - the soundtrack to your cooking adventure
Motor Fan In-Attic Exhaust System
For when you want all the power without stealing the spotlight. This method is preferred but requires accessible attic space directly above the kitchen.
- Motor tucked discreetly in your attic, like a kitchen ninja
- Still equipped with all the essentials: lights, switches, and stainless steel baffle filters
- Premium 304 grade stainless steel liner at 120 volts 60hz
- Reusable stainless steel filters for easy maintenance
- Virtually silent operation in your kitchen - quieter than a Wisconsin lake at dawn
- Perfect for open-concept kitchens where conversation flows as freely as your creativity
Liner Only (No Motor)
For the kitchen maestros who march to their own beat.
- Requires purchasing a separate External Blower System
- Motor(s) positioned outside your structure
- Includes the essentials: lights, switches, and stainless steel baffle filters
- Premium 304 grade stainless steel liner at 120 volts 60hz
- Equipped with reusable stainless steel filters
- Ideal for unique installations or specific ventilation requirements
Recirculating Systems
When your kitchen's layout plays hard to get with outside venting options.
- Perfect solution when venting to the outside isn't in the cards
- Equipped with specialized charcoal filters to trap cooking odors and grease
- Limited to 390 CFM and up to 48" in width (even heroes have their boundaries)
- Features clever louvers built into the hood for air to escape back into your kitchen
- Ideal for apartments, condos, or older homes where structural limitations make external venting challenging
- All the style with a practical twist for challenging spaces
How To Choose Your Ventilation System
Finding your perfect match is easier than picking the right spice for your signature dish. Consider:
Your Cooking Preferences
Are you a flambe enthusiast or more of a simmer-and-stew type?
Motor Location Preference
In-Attic for peaceful cooking or In-Hood for an all-in-one solution
Hood Mount Location
Wall or Island?
Each has its own ventilation personality
Available Ventilation Systems
We've partnered with Trade-Wind™ to offer ventilation systems that work harder than a cook on Thanksgiving:
In-Hood
Motor Ventilation System
- The complete package with motor and liner inside your custom hood
- Available in three powerhouse options: 390, 600, and 1200 CFM
- For 48" cooktops and serious chefs, we recommend more than 390 CFM (because big cooking needs big breathing room)
In-Attic
Motor Ventilation System
- Motor tucked away in the attic with a liner in your custom hood
- Choose from 392, 836, and 1266 CFM options to match your cooking intensity
Recirculating
System
- Recirculating is limited to 48" wide and less
- Limited to 390CFM
Liner Only Option: Includes lights, switches, and stainless steel baffle filters. Flexibility to use your own ventilation system (because sometimes you already have a dance partner)
