Miro island cooker hoods hang above a hob set into a kitchen island or peninsula, where there is no wall to fix to. Because they can be seen from every side, they double as a design feature. Miro's island hoods range from long, low rectangular canopies for wide islands to a compact pendant that looks more like a light fitting.
Size is the first decision. The Tiziano measures 1750 x 580 mm and comes in stainless steel or black, so it suits a large island or a wide cooktop. The Elysium, in matt black, is listed at 1600 mm and has a plasma filter. This treats the air as it passes through and helps reduce cooking odours, which is useful if venting to the outside is difficult. It has three speeds plus a booster, extracts up to 450 m³/h in normal use and runs at 34 to 66 dB. The Iris is a 660 x 660 mm pendant in white glass. It has a lighter look that suits a smaller island or a pale scheme.
To narrow the choice, start by measuring your hob: a hood should usually be at least as wide as the hob below it, so the longer designs suit wider cooktops. Next, check whether you can run ducting to an outside wall or need a hood that cleans and recirculates the air. Finally, choose a finish to match your worktops and lighting. If you'd rather keep the space above the island clear, look at Miro ceiling cooker hoods, or compare every installation type across all Miro cooker hoods.
