Rustic Ceiling Fans - Different Décor
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These days everyone thinks sleek and crisp lines when buying a ceiling fan. They don’t realize what they are missing by passing on rustic ceiling fans for their homes. Granted they may not go with every décor but you would be surprised at how easily it can fit in simply because most are manufactured with of course… wood - but also with pure bronze, copper and iron.
Back in the time of the 1880’s when Philip Diehl first came up with the idea of the ceiling fan the concept has been continued basically unaltered which means that ceiling fans provided a gentle breeze from a motor with a number of blades attached. Even back in those days ceiling blades came in several different lengths and angled at various degrees for properly circulating air.
And of course, back in those days country and rustic was the “in” thing.
Nowadays your can still find that perfect rustic fan to match the style you had in mind. Check out the Monte Carlo’s rustic/country ceiling fan with it weathered looking iron décor. Another one by Monte Carlo is the Old Chicago Rustic/Country ceiling fan which is both a fan and chandelier with pine cone and log accents.
Aspen offers a rustic five bladed ceiling fan with brushed Amber glass that is enhanced by weathered Bronzed patina. In fact Aspen has a whole motif collection of rustic lights intertwined with pine trees or pine cones just waiting to compliment their rustic ceiling fan.
I get the willies just thinking what country inns and southern homes and even homes above the Mason Dixon line would be like if our rustic, country, natural look was replaced by something more pristine. Hospitals and office buildings are pristine. Our homes and living spaces are meant to be lived in comfortably and naturally.
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Being rustic simply means being natural and natural, just naturally brings comfort to any home.