Fashion-Forward Fans

Ceiling fans have evolved from being a simple appliance that cools the air to a statement of style that complements the decor of a space. For years, ceiling fans have been purely functional: they circulated cool air and reduced room temperature, keeping occupants comfortable. There weren't many stylish designs or features to choose from.

Today, modern ceiling fans don't blend in with existing decor; instead, they serve as a statement piece or even a room's focal point. And there's a plethora of features to choose from: hands-free, remote control options, smart technology, various sizes, number of blades, and LED or traditional light kit options.

Here's a selection of some our newest fans featuring appealing designs and fresh finishes that balance style and efficiency.

We're a Fan of Fandeliers
A relatively new concept in ceiling fan design, fandeliers combine a ceiling fan's function with the style of an overhead lighting fixture. These fans feature robust, all-weather construction that's ideal for outdoor use in covered areas like porches, indoors in damp locations like baths, or virtually any other room in the home.

Two of our favorites are Briarwood and Belva. Briarwood brings vintage farmhouse detailing into the present day with a classic cross-brace pattern frame surrounding a trio of fan blades and vintage-style bulbs. The Belva ceiling fan offers coastal charm with its lattice-like, natural wicker frame enclosing a trio of fan blades and vintage-style bulbs.

Fan Styles to Fit Every Decor

Modern

Modern design comes to the forefront in the ceiling fan category, with fans that emphasize sleek looks appropriate for various settings. Edwidge cleverly houses the motor within the trio of fan blades providing an elegant, modern look. Kaysville offers a modern industrial style, with beautiful long bent blades that appear to be held only by a simple metal band.