It is hard to give an opinion without knowing what style of kitchen that you have. Stainless steel hoods can be gorgeous and very sleek looking. You might want to look into having a custom hood built built by a carpenter that could be finished with a skip troweled stucco finish. You could then use the same tile that you have on your backsplash as a band around the bottom of the hood. Make the hood with swooped sides and front for a French country style kitchen. Consider getting a hood enclosure from the cabinet manufacture that matches your cabinets. Use decorative brackets or corbels underneath for added style. Consider having an interior designer come with some sketches for a custom enclosure. The above ideas will require a hood insert instead of a stainless unit that has the blower built in. Check local codes as they relate to what is required to ventilate a 48" rang. Some city's require a separate heating and cooling system when the blower is 600 cfm or greater. Here is a link that might be useful: premier-kitchen-design.com

Thanks, This "collage" approach got me in trouble in the master bathroom I finished off, was rough plumbed by builder, but not finished. I put in an off white tub, a stand along shower in gloss white, all behind the shower door, and a white sink. I figured I could put in a red toilet if I was so moved. My wife disagreed - the toilet is white too and I am supposed to someday replace the off white tub, but haven't.. yes tub is set in a low-boy (not a show too) white tile that matches the stand alone shower. I also installed a 3' (or thereabout) high wainscot in natural wood, stained Minwax Early American with a dash of Mahogany - and wall paper above. I'm now under pressure to paint the wainscot white semigloss. In the case of the kitchen a neighbor suggested Stainless steel and my wife liked the idea.. but burned once make me want to get some input. Thanks again, I am moved one step closer to stainless steel.

Generally speaking it is hard to say what will look right without a better idea what else is going on in the space...in principal a mis-matched fridge is a no-no...especially with such a unique/stylized choice for the other appliances...add that to cabinets that are shiny?...or a kitchen that is not the right style for this finish?..will the sink be shiny?...on and on...

First there is no way 400CFM will properly vent any gas range . If the stove is plain old stainless all plain old stainless work just fine together I never get appliances form all one maker and never have issues with regular stainless matching.