In conjunction with Zephyr, renowned artist and designer Fu-Tung Cheng brings his stylish range hoods to the discerning masses. Trapeze, his latest creation, installs gracefully above an island and spans 48, 54, or 60 inches—making it the company’s largest range hood. Touch-button controls, dual-level halogen lights, plus a 600 cfm or remote 1,200 cfm blower turn the sculptural unit into a powerful tool. Satin-finish stainless steel encases the hood, which hangs from sleek, adjustable telescopic rods. Zephyr Ventilation, 888.880.VENT; www.chengdesignbyzephyr.com.
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