With its 1950s curves and an enamel-look ivory finish, this chic extractor has a classic country feel. A cut-off timer lets you leave it running until the air is clear.
BER600IV Retro & Rustic extractor, £359, Baumatic.
The rounded-edge block shape of this high-spec hood looks stylish in soft Cameo Pink. Low-level perimeter LEDs will illuminate the hob.
Faber Thalia extractor, £1,139, KitchenEX Limited.
The snug wall-mounted fit of this dynamic extractor prevents accidental bumps, while its sail-like upper duct glides up to capture steam during use.
HVSD970B Décor hood, £600, Hoover.
This remote-controlled hood fits close to the ceiling to avoid obstructing sightlines above an island unit, only lowering towards the action when required.
Vesper extractor, £962, Rangemaster.
The industrial design of this sturdy hood is ideal for professional style range cookers, and its built-in steel splashback will keep walls protected from splashes.
Steel Ascot extractor, £1,332, Bradshaw Appliances.
Sebastian Conran is behind the Spitfire-inspired soft curves of this UK-made hood. Its built-in utensil rail will keep ladles and spatulas close to hand.
Sebastian Conran SCCHIM90 extractor, £489, Belling.
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