Ceiling Fan Light Installers Serving Medway & Maidstone

We get it - the hot summer heat is beating down and you just need to catch a break! You might be surrounded by fans wheeled out on extension leads but the moment you get up from the chair, they're no longer pointing at you. A quick rush to get what you needed then back to a bit of comfort. But what if the whole room was cooled by a ceiling fan light? What if the living room, dining room and the bedroom had a fan light? 

Wouldn't a ceiling fan in the bedroom be marvellous for those nights where it seems to be hotter than daytime?

The nights do get warmer than the days, don't they? Or is that just me?

If you're looking to cool down your home, or at least feel cooler in your home, a ceiling fan might be what you're looking for.

If you havn't considered a ceiling fan for helping you feel cool, it might be worth taking a look:-

There's a lot of styles available. Some of them very modern looking. Many come with a remote control these days. And yes, almost all ceiling fans come with a light built in.


 

Traditional Ceiling Fans

Design

Traditional ceiling fans feature classic styling with a focus on elegant, timeless design elements. These often include wooden blades, decorative brackets, and finishes like antique brass, polished bronze, or rich wood tones such as walnut or cherry.

Best for

These fans are ideal for heritage homes, Victorian terraces, or any property with classic architectural details and a warm, traditional interior scheme. They blend seamlessly into spaces that embrace detail, texture, and historic charm.

Typical finishes

Common finishes include aged bronze, oil-rubbed bronze, polished brass, walnut, and distressed wood.

Modern / Contemporary Ceiling Fans

Design

Sleek and streamlined, modern ceiling fans focus on clean lines, minimal visual clutter, and smooth surfaces. These fans often feature metal blades, matte or gloss finishes, and integrated lighting for a seamless look. Many are designed with slim or sculptural profiles that blend into the ceiling.

Best for

Perfect for open-plan living areas, minimalist interiors, and homes that prioritize modern aesthetics and smart technology. They suit new builds, modern renovations, and even commercial or office spaces.

Features

Common upgrades include remote control operation, reversible motors, LED dimmable lighting, and app or smart home integration.

Industrial Ceiling Fans

Design

Inspired by warehouse and loft-style interiors, industrial ceiling fans tend to be bold, functional, and made with rugged materials like metal and reclaimed wood. They often feature visible rivets, wire cages, oversized motors, or multiple blade arms that echo mechanical aesthetics.

Best for

These fans suit urban loft apartments, converted industrial buildings, or any space going for a raw, utilitarian edge. They can also serve as a dramatic feature in rustic-modern or farmhouse interiors.

Materials

Popular materials include galvanized or brushed steel, raw iron, weathered wood, and matte black or charcoal finishes.

Tropical / Coastal Ceiling Fans

Design

These fans evoke a relaxing, beachy feel with wide blades shaped like palm leaves or crafted from natural materials like bamboo or woven rattan. Their laid-back appearance and lighter finishes give a breezy, sun-soaked aesthetic.

Best for

Perfect for coastal homes, beach cottages, or indoor-outdoor spaces like sunrooms, garden rooms, or conservatories. They help create a tranquil, holiday-like atmosphere all year round.

Materials

Often made from weather-resistant plastics, natural fibers, or composite materials to withstand humid conditions.

Low-Profile / Hugger Ceiling Fans

Design

Designed for rooms with lower ceiling heights, low-profile (or “hugger”) fans mount flush against the ceiling without a downrod. Despite the compact installation, many still include built-in lighting and modern features.

Best for

Ideal for small rooms or homes with ceiling heights under 8 feet, such as bedrooms, attics, basements, or compact apartments. They maximize headroom without sacrificing airflow or aesthetics.

Also known as

These are sometimes called flush mount or close-to-ceiling fans and are often available in both traditional and modern designs.

Smart Ceiling Fans

Design

Smart ceiling fans are designed to be fully integrated into your home’s tech ecosystem. They come with built-in Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, allowing control via smartphone apps or voice assistants like Alexa, Google Assistant, or Apple HomeKit. Many models can also adapt to room temperature or usage schedules automatically.

Best for

These are great for smart homes or households looking for energy-efficient automation. They offer hands-free control, remote access, and even scheduling, making them ideal for modern, tech-savvy homeowners.

Features

Some smart fans also include motion sensors, temperature or humidity sensors, and adaptive speed settings that respond to environmental changes in real-time.

Bladeless Ceiling Fans

Design

Bladeless ceiling fans use innovative airflow technology — often inspired by Dyson-style fans — to circulate air without visible spinning blades. Instead, air is drawn in and pushed out through hidden vents or enclosed blade chambers, creating a smooth, quiet breeze.

Best for

Ideal for ultra-modern interiors, nurseries, or homes with small children and pets where safety is a concern. These fans are visually minimal and often double as a contemporary light fixture.

Perks

They’re known for being ultra-quiet, low-maintenance, and energy-efficient. Their sleek, futuristic look makes them a conversation piece as well as a functional appliance.