Velo DC Flushmount Ceiling Fan
by Ron Rezek for Modern Fan Company
Reviewed by 64 customers
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Just what I wanted. Nickel body with white blades. It is quiet and works well!
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Good size for a bedroom . Nice looking and good quality
FANTASTIC FAN!
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This is a beautiful, well-built fan/light! After receiving super helpful advice from customer service (thank you, Lumens!), we purchased the Velo DC Flushmount Ceiling Fan (Modern Fan Company) in the Nickel/Bright Nickel finish. It's uniquely contemporary – a chic design with clean lines – but isn't trying to be the main focal point of the room. The electrician had no problems at all installing it. And, since we're gearing up for summer (110 here in the desert), the various fan speeds (very quiet) will be welcome relief! Also, the lighting is dimmable – so perfect for a bedroom. We're extremely pleased with this purchase – start to finish!
Great quality
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I own 3 of these fans and I absolutely love them. They are constructed great with quality materials. I like the look, the style, and how quiet they are even at high speed. I accidentally left one of these on during a ten day period on high for 10 days and it's still as good as ever. I highly recommend this fan.
Great customer service! Great products!
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My new fan looks perfect in my new space. The choices were overwhelming and I wasn't too sure about which size to get. The agent over the phone helped me narrow down my choices based on room size and based on my personal preferences. The Fan arrived on time and looks gorgeous and works great.
Modern Fan Company
The Modern Fan Company was founded in 1997 by industrial designer Ron Rezek in Ashland, Oregon. It was the first (and to this day, only) company of its kind: a designer and manufacturer of contemporary ceiling fans. It was established based on the overwhelming success of Rezek's 1986 design of the Stratos Ceiling Fan, which did away with all ornate brass scrollwork and blade irons standard up until that time.