Blow Ceiling Fan
by Ferdi Giardini for Luceplan
Reviewed by 7 customers
Truly unique
I just wanted to emphasize its uniqueness. There is nothing else out there with the light above the fan blades. The looks aren't necessarily everyone's cup of tea, but it's an eye-catcher. Normally even a nice modern fan won't get noticed, but this one will, and most people will love it.
Blow ceiling fan
Verified Buyer
This fan is spectacular. It looks more like an art object than a fan.
Super
I have had this fan for almost 7 years and today one of our cleaning ladies forgot it was on. She was on a ladder cleaning the top of the refrigerator. Wack ... The fan 7 years later is just as quiet as the day we installed it. One just has to be careful not to get in the blades way
Gorgeous fan!
We had what we considered a hideous mahogany and gold ceiling fan with ornate lights. Not at all to our taste, but the previous owners had installed it. We finally replaced it with this one and after 3 years with nary a comment on our ceiling fan, everyone who comes into our house comments on how distinctive this one is. Very sleek and gorgeous! Works well too.
Such a disappointment.
Verified Reviewer
While Ylighting was great as usual, prompt with shipping and follow-up, this particular fan is not worth the money. The controls are awkward to use, the fan part takes forever to get up to speed and once it does, the colored blades make the light seem to flicker in a very annoying fashion. Save your money for a more functional fan/light combo.
Luceplan
Established in 1978 by architects Riccardo Sarfatti, Paolo Rizzatto and Sandra Severi, Luceplan defined its goal of democratic quality design, free of stylistic clichés and opulence, from the very onset. This approach--soon acknowledged by the market and numerous international awards--was perfected when Alberto Meda, an engineer with a passionate love for design, joined the team in 1984.