Three long walnut-finish blades, warm and veined, supported by a matte black motor block reduced to the bare essentials. Contrast is the key to the design: the wood catches the eye, the metal fades away. On a white ceiling, this fan reads more as a piece of furniture than an appliance.

With a 107 cm span, it holds the most versatile format: wide enough to air out a bedroom, office, or small living room entirely, yet compact enough not to overwhelm a standard-sized space. And its central light disc allows it to replace the ceiling light rather than compete with it.

Walnut, and the black that fades into the background

The walnut finish is not a flat tint: it incorporates the veining and warm shades of wood, those that complement dark parquet floors, smoked oak furniture, and interiors where white dominates without feeling cold. The motor block, downrod, and canopy are matte black, without reflection, which makes them recede visually. From below, you mainly see three large wooden blades turning slowly.

Light that is truly adjustable

Its integrated LED is continuously dimmable, from a discreet night light to full illumination. Three shades of white can be cycled through via the remote control: 3000K warm for late evenings, 4500K natural for everyday life, and 6000K cool for working or reading. It is a full-fledged ceiling light that also happens to circulate the air, sparing you the need to install a separate fixture in the center of the room.

A copper motor, and you can hear the difference

The winding is made of pure copper, not copper-clad aluminum: copper conducts better, heats up less, and ages better, which translates into a motor that retains its efficiency over time rather than starting to hum after two summers. Coupled with direct current, it remains below 35 decibels, which is the level of a quiet room at night. Its 6 speeds range from a barely perceptible breath to a strong breeze for hot afternoons, and a natural wind mode varies the intensity like a breeze rather than blowing continuously.

It consumes little, and it shows on the bill

A direct current (DC) motor consumes up to 80% less electricity than a conventional AC motor, with equal performance. On a device that runs for hours on end on summer evenings, and again in winter in reverse mode, the difference is no longer just theoretical. It is also what allows for six truly distinct speeds, whereas a classic motor offers three that are very similar.

Useful in winter too

The reversible function reverses the direction of rotation with a touch. In summer, the air flows downward and creates an immediate cooling sensation. In winter, it draws air up along the walls and pushes the heat accumulated at the ceiling—heat your heater produced and no one is using—back down. A ceiling fan is not just for three months a year.

ABS blades, and that is an advantage

The blades are not solid wood but walnut-effect finished ABS, and it is a deliberate choice. ABS does not warp or crack over time, whereas a wooden blade eventually degrades. It is also significantly lighter, which reduces vibrations and stress on the mount, and it allows for this pronounced, single-piece curvature that is impossible to achieve with wood. A simple wipe with a soft cloth is all it needs to maintain.

Everything is controlled by remote

The included remote controls everything: the 6 speeds, the summer/winter rotation direction, the natural wind mode, the power, light dimming and white color adjustment, as well as a 1, 4, or 8-hour sleep timer, handy for falling asleep without leaving the device running all night. No wired wall switch is necessary or included.

An indoor appliance

This model is designed for indoor use: a living room, bedroom, or office. It must be kept away from water and humidity, so no bathrooms, no terraces, even covered ones. The bracket accepts flat ceilings as well as ceilings sloped up to 15°, which covers converted attics and sloping roofs. An installation manual and video are provided, and installation should be entrusted to a qualified electrician.

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