Designed by Ellen Bernhardt of Germany, the Sipario Cooker Hood is a high-end hood extractor that looks to add style yet remove unnecessary bulk.
Intended to be installed on the wall behind a range, the hood features an aesthetic that looks like the unit has been bent forward over the cooking surface. This is meant to be in likeness to a curtain as the word "sipario" translates from Italian to "curtains." This flowing nature adds character and charm without distracting from usage.
The Sipario Cooker Hood was created in collaboration between Bernhardt and Elica, and helps to also save space to make the most of small kitchens. Adding illumination in addition to smell and smoke extraction, the range hood is crafted from Cristalplant and offers a new take on a rather traditional kitchen appliance.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Flowing Range Hoods
- Designing range hoods with a flowing, curtain-inspired aesthetic that adds character and charm to kitchen spaces.
- Space-saving Kitchen Appliances
- Creating kitchen appliances, such as range hoods, that are designed to save space in small kitchens.
- Multi-functional Range Hoods
- Developing range hoods that offer additional features, such as illumination, alongside their primary function of smoke and smell extraction.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Kitchen Appliance Manufacturing
- Manufacturing companies specializing in kitchen appliances can explore innovative designs for range hoods with a flowing aesthetic and space-saving features.
- Home Decor and Design
- Innovative range hoods with a flowing, curtain-inspired design are a potential addition to home decor and design industry, blending functionality with aesthetics.
- Interior Design and Renovation
- Interior design and renovation firms can incorporate space-saving and multi-functional range hoods into their kitchen designs, enhancing functionality without compromising style.
