The Layered Angled Cooker Hood designed for Ferre brings a striking and avant-garde aesthetic to modern kitchens. Unlike traditional range hoods that blend into the surrounding cabinetry, the Layered model stands out with its asymmetrical design, offering a bold, contemporary statement. In this design, we emphasized the flawless harmony between glass and stainless steel materials, creating a compelling contrast that elevates the overall look.
In contrast to conventional range hoods, we positioned the control panel at the center of the unit. The glass surface itself acts as a framing element, accentuating the control panel with its contrasting tones. This strategic use of glass and stainless steel creates a visual balance and adds a sense of depth, providing a modern and sophisticated appearance. The stainless steel frame surrounding the glass not only enhances the contrast but also ties the materials together in perfect harmony.
The metal on the back of the unit is subtly curved towards the user, which adds a domestic, approachable feel while also incorporating surface reflections as a design element. This thoughtful approach brings both functional and aesthetic benefits, enhancing the user experience and the overall appeal of the product.
The Layered Angled Cooker Hood is a result of Formeta Design’s close collaboration with Ferre, resulting in a distinctive design that uses layered frames to create a visually dynamic and sophisticated appliance. The design perfectly combines functionality and beauty, making it an exceptional addition to any modern kitchen.
