Robert Brunner of Ammunition Group steps up with a mince-no-words collection of kitchen hoods. You know the kind: big, ugly, yellow. Or at least they’re that way if you’re living in a house whose kitchen hasn’t been updated in the past 10 years. Get minimal! Get something from the “Arc Collection.” The colors and designs range seven main categories, but they’re all 36 inches wide, suck smoke, and shine light.
At Yanko, not oft does a kitchen-related hood come along worth the glancing. In fact, only two have been reported on: the All In One Kitchen by Sebastien Poupeau, and the Aion, Kitchen of the Future, by Antoine Lebrun. Both of these were relatively popular posts. Does this mean we need more design work in the kitchen, or that we’ve just got such perfect kitchens that none need be done?
Designer: Robert Brunner of Ammunition Group
wow, i really dig this one! very classy and minmalistic.
That is really nice.
It probably would not fit in with the rest of my kitchen
Damn, if I had a kitchen, I’d love to have something like this.
very nice, well done, 1.5 fins up.
the one at the top is HOT! the last two are eh…
the first to remind me of sony vaio design (not in a demeaning sense whats so ever, I love it).
Has this person actually cooked in their life?
The oils and smoke travels beyond the wall; that’s why a lot of hoods have their selling point with the fan ‘reaching’ the front of the grill/stove.
At quick glance, I’d thought the ventilation hood might bend/fold to serve as a flat surface (possibly a shelf for pots and pans, cooking artifacts, etc). Nonetheless, this is a sexy product for the kitchen… and I don’t even like to cook!
i like the first one, but not the last
By my experience as a cook I tell you: the probability of this not working is HUGE!
Lovely, well done
Really enjoyed looking at this great hood. It is like a piece of art!!!!