the tile is a 1x4 or a 1x3 herringbone mosaic. It could be Calacatta marble or some other natural stone mixture.

don't know about the hood. Google image search it.

I did, but I like the pattern so much better in the picture this tile the contrast is not there, But thank you so much!!! It's Kelly Dodd's kitchen from housewives of Orange County. lol

The range hood is most likely custom-made. Check online for fabricators in your area. Good luck!

The hood is most definitely custom made. Any good cabinet builder can do the same. In regards to the tile, take your picture to a few tile shops in your area and ask them to match it for you. They'll look at their suppliers and see if they have something similar.

As others said, the hood could be custom made, but it looks similar to the Ventahood JDH-C2. You can pick colors and finishes for the bands so you might be able to put something together that's close to this picture.

Barbara,,,I almost asked if it was Kellys! yes I've seen it. the tile splash is most definitely the calacatta gold marble.

I'm sure that hood was custom made. for like 10K.

Thank you so much everyone!! I will post some before and afters. I have looked at so many kitchens and always go back to hers being my favorite.

I hate to say this, but I think that backsplash already looks "dated". Those small tiles seem to have come and gone as a "look". For this price work, choose a classic or at least an updated classic.

Anglophilla, I would love to see some of your work, please share a link. I see that you are a interior designer. Thanks so much!!!

ah, yes,,,the old hit and run comment. Telling you to choose an updated classic but fails to say which one. Herringbone backsplash, dated? really? take a look at all of the current designer kitchens here on Houzz and you'll see this herringbone backsplash done in small tiles all the way up to the larger tiles. This pattern dates back to 17th century Europe. Can't get much more classic than that! But by all means, lets see the suggestion of using 3x6 white subway tile, 'cause that's surely a classic!

Anglo, your comment really was unwarranted.

Wow! Nice inspiration pic. I love the LaCornue and matching custom hood. I disagree that "any good cabinet builder can do the same". This hood is extremely high end and specialized. I saw a gorgeous custom hood that matched the Provence blue and gold perfectly. I think it was metal. It probably cost more than the range.

Wow. looks like Anglo deleted the comment entirely. It's fine to have an opinion, but at least post something to help the person when telling them to choose something 'better'. Saying, 'oh, that's dated. pick something more classic" and leaving it at that is unprofessional. (she's a Pro, right?)

I deleted nothing - many of this thread's comments seem to appear and then disappear. I have no idea why.

Barbara, I am retired as a designer, except for very small jobs for family and close friends. My clients never wanted pictures taken of work I did for them as they value their privacy. I respected that and didn't even take them for myself.

I have no problem with herringbone tiles - they can look wonderful in the right place. I do stand by my statement that these very small tiles appear to have seen their day in the sun and are no longer being used in high end kitchens, and a kitchen with a hood such as this would be a high end kitchen.

Subway tiles come in all sizes and colors and types. They are a classic. If Barbara wants herringbone marble for a backsplash, I think it would be an excellent choice. I would just use larger herringbone tiles.

When we post on these forums, we need to expect to sometimes hear things we didn't want to hear. Nothing written is "personal"...except the snarky comments about my original post. They were.

It's an inspiration pic looking for comments not a reveal post. Opinions are fair game. It's not my style either. But I'm in the reveal stages so keep your comments to yourself! ;)

thats why why I like this site. Strong opinions (cpartist included) have made me reconsider some things I wouldn't have liked and others strengthened my resolve that my style my house I like what I like.

Good luck and I hope you find what you're looking for.

And I love herringbone. That's our kitchen backsplash too but a very different tile. It's the gold that threw me off.

Anglo, opinions are fine, but when you shoot something down and say to replace with something else, perhaps showing a pic or describing what it is your referring to, would be better taken. I can't imagine doing work for someone, good work, and then not being able to take a picture of it? Every single person didn't want pictures taken of the work you did? Even a kitchen?weird. We're talking about a tile backsplash here. I really don't understand the privacy issue of tiles. You wouldn't even need to see the entire room. Or, you could always pull pics off the internet when referring to another design. No one is attacking you for making a personal opinion, just that you don't offer a substitute for what you think is dated. That's why the 'snarky comment'. OP asked for you to show her your work or help her, so show her!

No photos, small city, private clients. I have several close friends who are designers in other parts of the country. Only one takes photos as she clearly tells her clients that she will be submitting her work to shelter magazines. She is a "big name" and I guess they are flattered. The others have clients who would be horrified at the idea.

Some who post on GW post lots of suggestions for things an OP might use; others do not. I don't often choose to do that.

For what it's worth, I would suggest a larger, honed marble tile which could still be used in a herringbone pattern.

ok, gotcha. thanks. and yes, I like the larger tiles in that pattern as well.

Sometimes I have luck finding sources if I dig through a reverse image search: https://www.google.com/search?tbs=sbi:AMhZZisj5zNF002eaTspxh81BlStjjN5LFuxY_1gsU1epXwNls18PrwwSxwBUdYFfxCommWNxkNsFCFPvabkwi3R4WH7my7rb6e5-0_1w6KYzaP3bUtRQ0h46eSK02cxAxB3jWU3T6grZ21dtGXsppWnEJ3_1ihxRcD9QdjlFquyWfgv_1zrQGmJmd4rE1a3jQTAsXTwFDVbHkBDGZyfTSnHGsdNT3dZ9cHLvGbtKytSZBB6wOjUVFP2YDEuB9T2ACcMlO56Chv-gMvs3Mvgd3dRb0uRApBbgKyvRYRd1k6-cwPVUUFh_1Faqj4zYIaIVPqMvEwLbiy9ap5cgzaCz_1EColhQ5cWacYOXCSQ

That's a heckuva kitchen to try to replicate as an inspiration! It probably costs more than my entire house.

But the one thing I would NOT replicate if I had the money would be that busy backsplash. It's too much color variation and pattern when combined. That hood though! Swoon!

I don't like that backsplash either. It reminds me of the glass tile backsplash that were so popular for a minute and now are out. I think you could do the herringbone with perhaps a larger sized calcutta gold and it would look lovely.

But the one thing I would NOT replicate if I had the money would be that busy backsplash. It's too much color variation and pattern when combined. That hood though! Swoon!

And I think the backsplash looks great since it gives some interest to what would otherwise be another bland white kitchen.

Love these too! These French cookers are so beautifu!

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You call this bland? I think its awesome!

No! Reread what I said! I said without the tile it would be another bland white kitchen and it would. I agree the kitchen as is, is beautiful.

Everyone has their own opinions when it comes to decorative design choices. No one is right and no one is wrong.

I wasn't picking on you. I just wanted to post a picture of the whole kitchen and show the other tile detail to give some perspective to others who only saw the partial picture above.

It does really help to see the whole kitchen.

I am also one of those that does not care for the smaller tiles - no matter what pattern. It's just a personal preference. I don't think it matters so me that the entire kitchen is white (I happen to love white kitchens), I just find those small busy patterns to be distracting rather than appealing. I dunno why...it's just me. I think subway tile is wonderful, honed marble is stunning, tumbled too. I also love solid glass backsplashes. But I know my tastes are more muted than many, so I am trying to take that into account when I see posts like this. :-) And to be perfectly honest, since I have been visiting this forum (less than a year) I have noticed that my tastes are expanding a bit.

That said, it is SO helpful to see the entire kitchen. I can understand the desire to have more visual interest given the wider all-white pic. But that island print - yeah no. LOL.

I like the backsplash too, to me smaller tiles can read as texture which I like! I don't love the small overused squares much... but these are pretty in the right space!

The range and hood are just elegant! While I appreciate the impact of the tile and the great design, I think that I would go with something that still says wow but is a little more understated. Mainly because I think the range and hood stand well enough alone. Used as an island and lit would also be gorgeous. Just a suggestion. Here is a photo and a link. Great choices! http://www.concettous.com/#/model/puro_8141

That Caesarstone Concetto is beautiful, but I shudder to think how much it costs. Those are made of semi-precious stone and I suspect are far far out of most homeowners budgets.