The fully adjustable dual motor heads on the Duplo-Dinamico rotational ceiling fan (from Mathews Fan Company) create 180-degree arcs of air movement. Available in several different metal finishes, the design suits any ceiling height and holds special appeal for anyone who favors the industrial chic look.
Blades of Glory: 10 Ceiling Fans with Sharp Style
Take a spin through our roundup of ceiling fans to suit every design sensibility.
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Vintage Industry
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Busy Bee
The Stella ceiling fan features concentric plywood rings, surrounding a glass cylinder light fixture that exudes a soft, amber glow. Based on the look of a beehive, this fan hangs on a ten-inch down-rod and can be installed on a sloped ceiling.
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Wrapped Up
Seeking a ceiling fan with a 21st-century aesthetic? The contoured blades of the Artemis fan wrap around the motor housing to achieve a bold, aerodynamic, and distinctly modern effect. The halogen lamp in the center includes a sophisticated detail: etched opal glass.
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International Style
The Lapa fan evokes early 20th-century Europe; its stylistic elements are drawn from influences as diverse as French Art Nouveau and the Bauhaus movement of Germany. Melding form and function, this ceiling-hugger boasts a rich mix of materials—a rubbed bronze housing as well as mahogany blades.
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Canvas Character
An energy-efficient light kit is set into the oil-rubbed bronze frame of the Cool Vista fan. Its unique canvas blades are specially designed for outdoor applications in damp climates.
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Back in Time
While providing all of the functionality you'd expect, the Esquire rotational-head ceiling fan's traditional elegance harkens back to yesteryear. Outfitted with an antique bronze finish that is embellished in gold, the fan can be aimed in any direction and is controllable via handheld remote.
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Environmentally Conscious
The crisp brushed-steel Spyder ceiling fan catches the eye with its five angled light fixtures and 60-inch blade span.
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Dual Power
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Wright Way
The conspicuous lamp that characterizes the Library ceiling fan takes its cue from the architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright. The simple, square pattern of the fixture provides a simplicity of design, emphasizing the beauty of the art glass.
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Classic and Versatile
The practical, low-projection Concept II is able to be configured with or without a fan light, while the handheld remote enables homeowners to control the unit's variable speeds.
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