Jenna: I just returned from the Lacanche factory in France week before last and found the many colors real standouts. I own burgundy, but would be pleased to have a half-dozen other colors, including classic black. I saw a deep blue (don't know the color name) and copper trimmed CornuFe with a cooper hood a few days ago at a kitchen design store and it was also a beautiful piece. Don't know much about the brand, however. I don't think these French range colors ever go out of style or get tiring; they are unique pieces, subtle or prominent, that stand the test of time. Not for everyone's taste for sure, but you know when you are in love. With Ivory and marble, I could see Lacanche's French Blue, Marron Glace, Delft Blue, Black, Provence yellow, Porto Blue or Terracotta, depending on whether you want bold or subtle elegance. Hi, Pamela and Ivette and Joe! Anna Lee

Alright, I don't know who is copying who, but here is the same article, different source, but in a greatly expanded (more helpful) edition: http://www.keidel.com/design/select/vent-hoods.htm

No, it is not possible to tap off the range circuit. Nor is it possible to tap into a kitchen receptacle circuit. If this is just a range hood you can take power from a local lighting circuit. If it is an over-the-range micro/hood then it requires it's own dedicated circuit.

I bet it's custom. I never saw a hood like that before. It's really cute!