
Bedroom fan with wood blades
Black motor housing paired with dark wooden blades — a clean modern look for a primary bedroom. Mounted on a flat ceiling with a low-profile install.
Photographs of real installations — bedrooms, vaulted great rooms, covered patios, and decorative styles. Updated as new projects go in.
Featured Project
When the ceiling is the room, the fan has to be at the right height to work. Here's one we did — a six-blade black fan centered under exposed wood beams, with the downrod sized so the fan sits at eye level rather than near the peak.


Vaulted great room with exposed beams — taller than a standard 8-foot ceiling, where flush mounting would not have worked.
Downrod sized so the fan hangs at eye level. Mounting support verified at the ceiling box before the install.
Fan balanced, all controls tested, and the room walked through with the homeowner before we left.
Recent Installations
Every photo here is a finished job by our crew — bedrooms, two-story rooms, decorative fixtures, and outdoor-rated installs.

Black motor housing paired with dark wooden blades — a clean modern look for a primary bedroom. Mounted on a flat ceiling with a low-profile install.

Black three-blade fan on a navy tongue-and-groove porch ceiling — a rated fixture for a covered outdoor space, matched to the home's exterior color palette.

Three-blade matte-black fan with a clean integrated LED light. The integrated light kit means one fixture handles both air movement and room lighting.

A fan hung from a vaulted ceiling with exposed wood beams. Downrod length was calculated so the fan sat at a height that actually moves air through the room, rather than near the peak.

Large black fan centered in a cathedral ceiling with skylights either side. The downrod was sized so the fan sat at eye level rather than tucked up under the peak.

Three-blade fan with a black metal cage enclosure — a statement fixture where the fan is meant to be seen as part of the room's design.

A large black ceiling fan sized for a tall two-story space, hung at a working height in the room. The ladder in the shot is part of how the install was approached.

Large matte-black fan over a furnished living room, sized so the air movement actually reaches the seating area below.
On the Job
Some installations are a tall ladder and a careful job. We bring the right equipment, mount to the manufacturer's instructions, and verify everything before we leave.
Drop cloths down, tools contained, and the room left the way we found it. We work inside your home, not a job site.


Send photos of your ceiling and the fan you have — or the one you are considering — and we will tell you what the installation involves.