At what height should a cooker hood be installed?
One of the most common questions when designing or renovating a kitchen seems to have a simple answer: at what height should a cooker hood be installed?
One of the most common questions when designing or renovating a kitchen seems to have a simple answer: at what height should a cooker hood be installed?
The Sense 360’s perimeter lighting originates around the cooking area, but its purpose goes far beyond illuminating the worktop.
When designing a kitchen with an island, a ceiling extractor is often the preferred option.
Open-plan kitchens have been a major trend for years. Spacious layouts, continuity with the living room, central islands… It is easy to understand why they work so well visually.
We often make the mistake of choosing the extractor hood at the end of the project, almost as an afterthought. However, extraction is the element that most influences the kitchen’s aesthetics (and freedom of movement).
Sometimes all cooktops seem the same… until you start cooking.
When we think about a well-designed kitchen, we usually talk about materials, layout, lighting or appliances. But there’s something we rarely question: how all of that is controlled in everyday life.
Venting hood or traditional hood? Advantages, limits and planning keys.
Years ago, having a kitchen island was uncommon. Today, it’s almost the opposite: in many renovations and new projects, the island is the first thing people think about.
Christmas is over… but the kitchen keeps the aftermath.
When it’s time to choose an extractor hood, the same question almost always comes up: integrated into the cabinetry or decorative and visible?
The extractor hood is essential for keeping the air clean. But even a powerful hood can lose much of its performance if the installation isn’t done correctly. In fact, not even the best model on the market works well if the extraction system is poorly executed.