Nursery Ceiling Fans
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Add flowers, fun and motion to your child's space with the whimsical Craftmade Bloom Kids Fan. It includes ten petal-shaped blades, the largest ones spanning 52. As the five petals on top rotate with the motor, the five floating below catch that breeze and move in the opposite direction. Available in a variety of bright blade colors.
The Fanimation Windpointe Five Blade Ceiling Fan provides refreshing air circulation in a simple, yet elegant, design. The Windpointe Five Blade Fan is part of a fan series that showcases affordable style.
What do you get when you combine a decorative drum pendant with a 3-blade fan? That's right: the one-of-a-kind Fanimation Beckwith Ceiling Fan. Features include a 13 blade span, 3 speeds (both forward and reverse), a combo wall/handheld remote and a 4-bulb light fixture.
The Matthews Fan Duplo-Dinamico Ceiling Fan treats the eyes to new sophistication in fan design and circulates air more efficiently than traditional paddle fans. The Duplo-Dinamico Fan features dual motors and a 360-degree rotation. The metal blade option is suitable for outdoor installation, under a fully covered porch.
The Matthews Fan Company Diane Ceiling Fan generates refreshing air circulation with its heavy-duty oscillating fan and adds an element of urban architecture to interior and exterior decor. The Diane Ceiling Fan features an oscillating head, three fan speeds, and a standard remote control.
Extraordinary design is impossible to ignore. When perfectly executed, it breaks through the mundane and captivates the senses, creating a whole new level of “woah.” When it comes to the Quorum International Windmill Fan, there’s no ambivalence about its captivating abilities. 15 tilt blade snippets skewer down a pinwheel body, while a prime DC motor powers 6 speeds of flowing air current. As it spins a cool breeze, the Windmill Fan accentuates rustic interiors and revives passé wood-toned cabinets and frames. A showstopper if ever there was one.
In ancient Egypt, the Pharos (or Lighthouse) of Alexandria guided sailors safely to harbor. The thoroughly contemporary Modern Fan Pharos LED Ceiling Fan is designed in tribute to this legendary structure, with a stack of metal rings diffusing the vibrant light emitted from the shade within. Features an integrated light kit for ambient lighting, and two downrods for length preference. The Pharos LED Ceiling Fan is dimmable for bright or soft luminance.
Powerful airflow for outdoor environments. With a 60 blade span, the Monte Carlo Cyclone Outdoor Ceiling Fan is guaranteed to clear the air quickly and efficiently. Install as a hugger fan or suspension fan with the included hardware. Available in several finish options.
The Matthews Brisa 2000 Ceiling Fan creates invigorating air circulation with its showstopping design and very cool counterweight detail. The Brisa 2000 Ceiling Fan is part of a collection of unique, rotational ceiling fans that, depending on the blade type, can add contemporary style indoors or out.
The Kichler Terna LED Ceiling Fan offers a unique blade design that stretches up rather than out, for a statement maker that's hard to miss. Built to enhance small and wide spaces, the Terna LED Pendant Ceiling Fan features 5 polycarbonate blades that spin akimbo to its metal body. Features an integrated light kit for added luminance in dark spaces. CoolTouch remote control included.
The Savoy House Builder Specialty 5-Blade Ceiling Fan adds a bit more circulation with the same understated style as its 4-blade counterpart. Features 5 blades with a 52 blade diameter and a 12 degree blade pitch. Compatible with a variety of Savoy House remote controls. Perfect in the kids' room or TV area.
Why We Love Nursery Ceiling Fans
Decorating a nursery, more than likely, is completely different than the rest of your home. You want to create a fun space for your child to grow in, but you also don’t want to abandon the sophisticated interior design choices that you’ve made throughout the rest of your home. A nursery ceiling fan is essential. Fans provide white noise, to help babies sleep, and they help prevent overheating by circulating air around the room. However, not all fans are made the same. Our nursery fans were carefully selected for their uncompromising style and polished yet playful designs.
Nursery Fan Styles and Characteristics
A ceiling fan in a baby nursery should accomplish more than just moving the air around. And, whether you’re interested in additional light or bringing a fun touch to the room, you’ll be able to find something here that suits your needs. An industrial style fan with dual, rotational heads provides double the air circulating power and stylistic addition to the space. Any nursey ceiling fan with a light will do double duty, blowing air and providing overhead lighting. And, a fan with dual blades has more than enough power to keep things cool with a retro shape that still feels modern. Basically any fan you choose should do a lot more than just make the room feel cooler.
Favorite Nursery Ceiling Fan Colors & Finishes
Like we said, your ceiling fan should bring more to the room than just circulation. And although it doesn’t serve a practical purpose, a nursery ceiling fan with a fun, bright finish is an easy way to complete the overall look of the room. For a girl’s nursery, we love the idea of adding a subtle touch of floral inspiration. Look for a fantasy fan with elegant, petal-like blades. On the other hand, for a little boy’s room, a retro piece with an aviation-inspired finish adds a slightly modern touch that still feels whimsical. If you’re interested in something that feels a little more sophisticated, a nursery ceiling fan with wide, wicker blades are polished but with a warm, relaxing feel. Regardless of whether or not you’re looking for a fixture that’s fun and playful or cozy but polished, you’ll have plenty of options to choose from.
How to Choose the Best Nursery Fan
When choosing a nursery fan, first decide what you need from your fan. Do you need extra light, super-powered circulation, or just an extra stylistic piece? Once you’ve determined what exactly you require and found a style that fits your space, it’s time to take blade number and size into consideration. The majority of nursery fans have a relatively small blade size, as nurseries are often the smallest rooms in a home, but it’s a good idea to measure your space anyways. From there, look to blade number to help make sure that you’re getting the best fan for the room. Fans with less blades tend to make less noise, but they’re also less effective at circulating air. Although, if the blades are wide enough and the motor powerful enough, the fan can still get the job done.
Other Considerations
This whimsical selection of nursery ceiling fans offers fans that range several different styles and designs. However, if you couldn’t find exactly what you need here, there are plenty of other options to consider. Kid’s fans are larger and slightly less fantastical without losing the playful aspect you’d expect in a child’s room. Pair them with modern kid’s furniture and you’ll have a space that fits in with the rest of your home but is also kid-approved. For a lighted option that won’t have you reaching up to change the bulb all the time, LED ceiling fans provide a bright long-lasting light and a modern solution to stale air.
