The little things often make or break a room – a polished vase here, a textured surface there. Underappreciated and underestimated, the humble ceiling fan is one of these features. Rusty, plastic ceiling fans adorn many a beautiful ceiling, bringing down the tone of the room. Go one step above with these beautiful and smart-looking ceiling fans, almost works of art in themselves. Curved and carved wooden panels glide seamlessly through the air, making your interior both look and feel cool. Smarter technological options exist for those not wanting to move from the couch. Take a look on the cooler side with our top fifty ceiling fan designs.
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Control temperature with your voice, with this Alexa-enabled fan design. 16 lighting modes and remote access takes out the work. A home with plenty of wooden fixtures would be a perfect fit.
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This brushed-steel beauty’s slim lines can bring your chrome-clad kitchen into the 21st Century.
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Resplendent in maple, the thin, wide strokes of this piece would work best in a Scandinavian-style living room.
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Get the power of five blades in an old-world feel, with this distressed gem. A ceiling light adds light to an antique-laden home.
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Complete with bronze finished motor, this walnut fan is a treat for a varnished outdoor area.
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Go 60-inch, with this sweeping three-blade in your wooden dining area. Adding a light is an option.
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Black & Wood Accents Ceiling Fan With Built-in Light: Black and wood balance modernity with tradition. Light up your steel-feature apartment with its built-in glow.
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Plywood and dark bronze coalesce in this piece, a winner for an art deco-inspired outdoor area.
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Designed for low-ceilings, this fan would shine in a pastel-clad apartment. The light and remote are a bonus.
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Hide exposed screws with this ceiling fan for the darker interior.
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Made from cast aluminium in brushed nickel, this chrome-look addition would add gleam to a monochromatic interior.
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A treat for both indoor and outdoor spaces, this fan’s curves could stand out amongst block furniture.
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More chandelier than ceiling fan, this fan could cool a Florentine-style bedroom.
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Whip hot air in one foul swoop. This design adds elegance to a bedroom with block colouring.
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Enjoy the glow of an LED light in an infinity eight design. This fan could mimic your pool in a conservatory area.
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Span more room with this 60-inch LED. A monochrome home office would be a savvy setting.
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Twisting and turning sans light, this three-bladed design would complement a room with white fixtures, ceilings and walls.
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Ramp up the features with this silver version, a pop of metallic for a lightly-detailed bedroom.
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Turn on the light and the aircon with this fan for an industrial space. One blade adds a unique touch.
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Does your home sparkle in touches of gold? Lift them to the ceiling in one ABS-bladed stroke.
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Minimalism needs no more lights or blades than necessary. One white blade suffices the simplistic home.
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Not a fan of the standard fan? A metallic-inspired bedroom could benefit from this bow-style design.
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Two blades with a lifetime motor warranty sweep across the best 70’s style interiors.
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Twisted around a central pod, these walnut finish blades would suit a right down to the ground.
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Keep your little girl cool, with this butterfly gliding along her bedroom ceiling.
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Need to create some extra height? This compact fan in a chrome look will suit the economical apartment.
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Create impact in a small size with this mini fan, a light-fitted addition to a curved-edge kitchen.
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Go Japanese with this panelled-design, a perfect partner for a bedroom with a futon.
Buy It: $940
Luceplan Blow Ceiling Fan With Colorful Leaves: Tired of boring fan styles? Get it in multicolour with this quirky find for the kids’ bedroom.
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Able to adorn indoor or outdoor areas, this artistic swirl would suit a home with grand, artistic, and unconventional shapes.
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A bit of bling in a bathroom never goes astray. Fold this gem away when you move, and into a white-porcelain area when you don’t.
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Drenched in light wood with a central light, a breezy Scandinavian home would suit this fan down to the ground.
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A striking design wipes away mould and lights up your interiors. Place it in a white-laden space for maximum effect.
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A little bit of carving goes a long way. Decorate your tropical-style interior with this flower above your living room or bed.
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Wooden interiors benefit from this rustic-style gem with dimmed lighting.
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Fancy a cabin on your fan? This creation could inspire camping trips, in the kids’ bedroom.
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Ornate bronze detailing and traditional blades make this piece one of the past. A vintage-style homestead would match its look.
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For a little less gloom, this fan for a Victorian interior blends decoration and air-con.
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Patterned in mock-iron, this remote-controlled creation can master the temperature of your rustic poolhouse.
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Deer on a forest atop five base lights? It’s all possible in this ceiling fan, an ornate decoration for the fabulously-kitsch interior.
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Get double the cool air with double the fan. This piece would suit a Tunisian-style bedroom.
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Almost futuristic, this two-pronged ceiling fan is double the trouble. Fascinate your friends with it in your bachelor pad.
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The art deco home needs a bit more design. This fan’s luminous discs are sure to brighten and lighten your living room air.
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Another one for the steampunk fans, this pulley-style has everything the Victorians predicted. A living room area would be a good fit.
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Travel back in time with this belt-driven fan, built on a 19th Century popular design. A polished wood interior would appreciate its beauty.
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Remote-driven, this fan binds ornate trimmings with useful technology. Place it over your oak study desk for a more enjoyable view.
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Want a blend between a belted and drop-down fan? Look no further with this antique creature in your wood-panelled living room.
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Another flower-based design, this fan is bound for a monochrome room. Whisper wind features mean you can sleep in its presence.
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Brushed nickel in edge-lifted blades create a soft design for a modern-style kitchen.
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Bring back the 70’s with this windmill design, more feature than fan. A light-wooden, breezy room would benefit from its charm.
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