In the same way that trees are our world’s natural air purifiers, the Radix range hood aims to do the same for your home! The design, that looks like an upside down floating tree, goes beyond inhaling smoke and steam from your island cooking area – it also continues to purify the air well after cooking. This artistic twist on the range hood also adds a touch of contemporary flare to your kitchen unlike other bulky designs.
Designer: Mostafa Arvand & Sepideh Golgoon
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