Welcome to our gallery featuring living rooms with ceiling fans!
Ceiling fans are pretty underrated.
They hang around, unnoticed, doing their job and pushing air around. But they can also be the perfect things to top off a room.
Ceiling fans come in so many different styles, designs, and colors there is sure to be a ceiling fan to fit any room you may need one in. They’re not just functional; ceiling fans can be stylish!
You can get low-profile fans, as in the image above, so they blend in and continue to go unnoticed. Install a unique fan, like a palm leaf or a dual fan, and put a showcase piece in your room,
Use an accent color or complement a modern design with a sleek fan, the possibilities really are endless.
Different blade shapes can also help define the look of a room as well as what sort of air flow you will have. Everyone knows the standard blade shape, tried and true, but did you know that having bigger fan blades doesn’t necessarily mean more air flow?
In fact, the angle (or pitch) of the blades is the biggest factor and also determines how powerful of a motor a fan should have.
The steeper the pitch, the more powerful the motor. Otherwise you’ll wind up with a fan that burns out the motor quickly and doesn’t move much air.
Hopefully we’ve helped you think of ceiling fans as more than just a functional object. Please enjoy the rest of our gallery!
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The ceiling fans in this living room match the use of dark wood throughout the room and allow the fan to stand out against the pale cream of the walls and ceiling without distracting from the rest of the room.
This elegant room uses the fan as a similar accent to the exposed duct work in the ceiling while allowing the high ceilings and exposed beams to draw the eye.
This brushed nickel ceiling fan complements the colors scheme and decor of this room nicely. It also adds to the rugged, industrial feel given to the room but the brick accent wall, natural wood floor, and black floor lamp.
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Using dark wood for the fan blades accents the wood frame around the beautiful wall art as well as the red tones used in the furniture and other accent pieces.
This family room feels great for entertaining! The silver ceiling fan complements the sleek look of the furniture and glass table tops. The neutral tones of the walls, floor, and furniture permits the bright reds of the wall art and accent table to pop more.
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This ceiling fan offsets the white ceiling and accents the warm brown tones of the room. The use of wood fan blades adds to the natural look brought to the room by the stone fireplace and beautiful wood floor.
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The ceiling fan perfectly complements the use of warm wood and yellow tones in the furniture while standing out against the white recessed ceiling with recessed lighting.
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The pale backdrop of this room allows the subtle used of color and caramel brown tones to showcase, even in the fan and the exposed ceiling beams. Bold geometric patterns can be see around the room to add interest.
Every color choice in this room is carried throughout by subtle touches. The heavy, dark wood of the furniture is also seen in the fan, the gorgeous blue tone is carried up into the recessed ceiling, and the golden yellow is in the lamp and the chair.
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This room’s pale palette is warmed up by the inclusion of red wood tones in the furniture, ceiling fan, and floor. all of this stands out well against the powder blue and bright white.
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This modern rustic room utilizes dual vertical palm leaf fans to fit the design of the room while lots of dark browns and rough woods complement the wooded landscape.
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The dark color of the ceiling fan in this room offsets the pale silver of the couch and wall art and the accent blue seen throughout the room.
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This room has a lot going on in so many good ways. The use of stone accents against the different natural wood shades is fantastic in combination with the curved glass wall of the dining area overlooking the dense foliage outside.
This fan does a great job of keeping a low profile in this cozy room. Blending it in with the low white ceiling is a good way to implement the fan without taking away from the rest of the room.
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Blending this fan with the ceiling color allows for the white ceiling to offset the use of multiple bright colors in this fabulous room.
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The grand, high ceilings in this room are only accented by the inclusion of exposed beams that closely match the flooring. The fan is low key enough to not distract from the height of the room.
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The sleek look of this fan matches the use of multiple floating shelves and the low profile of the side table and floors lamp. The warm wood tones in the fan complement the flooring and the use of bold accent colors.
See more of this home here. Designed by Crosby Creations.
The fan on the lovely patio matches the dark wicker furniture. The stone work around the fireplace is mirrored in both the floor and the surrounding half wall.
Using this streamlined fan allows for the natural woods to stand out against the cool tones of the room without distracting from them. The stunning wall art plays focal point with its use of bright colors and bold patterns.
See more of this home here. Designed by MM Architects.
Utilizing a low hanging fan can help move air in even a room with soaring ceilings like this one. Keeping to the neutral silver color allows it to blend in with the light and color in the room.
See more of this home here. Designed by Rebecca Mitchell Interiors. Photography by Drew Hadley.
The white back drop of this room allows the use of the bright colors and natural wood to stand out well. Different textures and patterns bring even more interest to this room while the use of a pale colored fan brings the interest up to the ceiling without being distracting.
See more of this home here. Designed by Four Brothers LLC.
The inconspicuousness of this fan allows for air circulation without obscuring the view from the gorgeous windows. Splashes of bright orange complement the bright wood beams lining the ceiling.
See more of this home here. Designed by George Daniel Wittman Architects.
The lovely palm leaf blades of this fan add a bit of elegance without taking away from the straight edges of this patio furniture. Gorgeous stonework is used around the fireplace and throughout the exterior of the house.
The low-hanging, low-key fan in this room subtly complements the rustic decor. The beautiful wood floor follows the curve of the room and complements the wood accents used throughout the house.
See more of this home here. Designed by Jaffa Group.
These sleek metal fan match the round silver coffee table and even work well to accent the recessed ceiling. Bright, bold colors mixed with neutral tones keep the room feeling cozy instead of too open.
See more of this home here. Designed by Jerry Jacobs Design.
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