Ceiling Fan Styles
Contractor-Grade Ceiling Fan: Low-priced motors, blades, and components; less air movement, lower-rated performance. Industrial Ceiling Fans: Large, high-powered; circulates air quickly. Medium-Grade Ceiling Fans: Designed with price in mind; high-functioning and durable. Mission-Style Ceiling Fans: Early 20th century; oak woodworking, fabric/leather accents, simple, clean lines. Moderate- or Economy-Grade Ceiling Fans: Lower priced, fairly durable, designed to run 6-8 hours in select locations. Nautical Ceiling Fans: Clean, simple lines depicting the sea. Novelty Ceiling Fans: Includes children's fans; fans boasting the unique and unusual; various motifs, uncommon finishes and colors. Oriental Ceiling Fans: Intriguing, romantic, sleek lines, complex flowers, Oriental symbols, metallic finishes, use of gold and light brown. Outdoor Ceiling Fans: Weatherproof, tolerant of high and low temperatures, sealed blades. Performance-Grade Ceiling Fans: Durable, well-constructed, quiet, rugged motors, designed to run continuously. Prairie Ceiling Fans: Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired; subtle variations of translucent glass with highlights of color; simple shapes and metals. Promotional-Grade Ceiling Fans: A poor performer; often noisy, easily overheated, poor air circulation. Southwestern Ceiling Fans: Rugged metals and woods; desert and Native American motifs; natural greens, reds, turquoise, and brown. Tiffany Ceiling Fans: Early 20th-century Art Nouveau movement; stained or colored glass panels. Traditional Ceiling Fans: Casual, straight lines with contrasting curves, brass, iron, painted wood; grand and reflective of the past. Tropical (Island) Ceiling Fans: Dark wood, rattan, bamboo, and weaves. Vintage Ceiling Fans: Relating to a specific era. Whimsical Ceiling Fans: Traditional, ornate, hand-painted, carved, and scrolled wood. |





