5. LIGHTING OPTIONS. A ceiling fan can serve double duty when it comes to lighting your living space too. Look for fans that come with integrated lighting fixtures or have compatible light kits.

These fixtures, which combine the function of a ceiling fan with the look of a chandelier, are catching the eyes of homeowners and designers. Accessibility statement Skip to main content.

“Advances in motor and lighting technology are transforming ceiling fan design in exciting ways,” said Patrick O’Connell, Senior Brand Design Director at Hunter Fan Company. “Smaller, more efficient ...

Look at cubic feet per minute (CFM) numbers on the box or on the manufacturer or retailer website to get an idea of how well the ceiling fan moves air. A higher number means more air movement, but ...

For the uninitiated, yes, the direction of your ceiling fan can be changed, and which way it’s spinning does make a difference in how cool or warm the room will feel. You might not think to run ...

Discover the best ceiling fans for style, comfort, and energy efficiency. From budget-friendly to Wi-Fi-enabled options, find the perfect fan for your home.

Yes, the Direction of a Ceiling Fan's Rotation Matters in Summer vs. Winter If you weren't aware of this tip, you haven't been getting your money's worth out of your ceiling fan.

Ceiling fan manufacturers have included a nifty feature on most models that allows you to switch the direction in which the blades spin. By default, fans typically are set to spin counterclockwise ...

To change your ceiling fan’s direction, look for a small switch above the light but below the blades. If your fan has a remote, there may be a dedicated button for switching the rotation.

With so many ceiling fans available, choosing the right one can be confusing. The best fan should provide good airflow while matching your home’s look. From blade materials to motor types, many ...