Browse modern ceiling fans with lights in styles and designs for every home. Our ceiling fans feature a range of different speeds to suit all needs. An LED light is built-in, or an LED light bulb is included in the package, so you're ready to install and enjoy the breeze. Changing seasons? It’s easy to reverse the direction of the ceiling fan airflow from summer to winter mode.
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Keep stagnant air moving in your home with room fans
A breath of fresh air is always in season. Ceiling fans keep air flowing throughout your space, whether you’re trying to catch a cool breeze on a hot afternoon or make the most of the heat in winter.
In summer, set your ceiling fan to spin counterclockwise so it pushes air downward for a cooling effect. When winter chills take over, switch the ceiling fan to spin clockwise at a low speed. This creates an updraft that helps circulate warm air throughout the room.
Since room fans are part of your space all year long, they should go with the flow of your style, too. Modern ceiling fans with streamlined shapes and finishes can complement your decor while quietly keeping air on the move.
How to choose the right size ceiling fan for your room
Choosing the right ceiling fan size helps you get the airflow you need without overwhelming the space. Start by measuring your room’s length and width and multiplying them to get the square footage. Then use the fan’s blade span (the diameter from one side to the other) as your guide.
A general rule for ceiling fan sizes, per ENERGYSTAR.gov recommendations:
- Rooms up to 75 square feet: 29–36-inch ceiling fan
- Rooms 76–144 square feet: 36–42-inch ceiling fan
- Rooms 145–225 square feet: 44-inch ceiling fan
- Rooms 226 square feet and larger: 50-inch ceiling fan or larger
Think smaller home office: smaller fan. Roomy, open-concept dining room: larger fan.
Combine airflow and illumination with ceiling fans with lights
Two jobs, one spot on the ceiling. Ceiling fans with lights combine cooling airflow and everyday illumination in one hardworking fixture. They’re especially useful in bedrooms, living rooms and other spaces where both functions are needed every day.
Before choosing a ceiling fan, think about how much light the room needs. In a smaller space, the fan’s built-in light may provide all the illumination you need. In a larger room, a ceiling fan with a light can work alongside floor lamps, table lamps or other decorative lighting to create flexible options for various times of day and activities.
Ceiling fans with lights can reduce the need for separate ceiling light fixtures or track lighting. They’re a streamlined solution that keeps things bright, breezy and beautifully simple.