Three long solid wood blades, carved like wings and screwed onto a visible hub, supported by a barely noticeable white motor block. Nothing else. With a wingspan of 132 cm, this ceiling fan occupies the volume of a large living room without furnishing it: from below, you mainly see wood slowly turning against a white ceiling.

It's a fan, and nothing else. No light disc in the center, no LEDs to contend with: the room's light remains what you've chosen, whether it's a pendant, ceiling light, or wall sconces, and the fan simply does what it's there for.

Solid wood, blade by blade

The three blades are carved from real wood, not a printed panel. Each therefore has its own grain, its nuances, its way of catching daylight, and no two fans are ever quite alike. Wood also provides mass: at low speed, a heavy blade turns with a more settled motion and floats less than a light blade, which is visible to the eye and audible in the overall silence. The natural light finish matches light oaks, blonde wood floors, and Japandi or Scandinavian interiors. A soft, slightly damp cloth is enough for maintenance, without product or detergent.

No lighting, and that's the point

Most ceiling fans impose their own light, often in the center of the room, exactly where your previous light fixture was. This one doesn't take that spot. If your living room is lit by wall sconces, table lamps, or a beautiful off-center pendant, you don't have to sacrifice or remove anything: you add air movement above, your lighting remains intact.

132 cm, for large rooms

This wingspan is designed for volumes from 13 to 36 m²: a living room, a large bedroom, an open-plan living area connected to the kitchen. At maximum speed, it moves up to 7,600 m³ of air per hour, enough to refresh the air sensation throughout the entire room and not just under the blades. A ceiling height of 2.10 to 3 m is suitable, which covers almost all homes.

Quiet enough for a bedroom

Its 26W DC motor stays below 30 decibels, less than a library. The speed increase is progressive and the block vibrates little, avoiding the deep hum of conventional induction motors. Its 6 speeds range from the barely perceptible breeze of summer nights to the powerful air movement of heavy afternoons, and a natural wind mode varies the intensity like a breeze rather than blowing continuously, which makes the draft much more tolerable over time.

Useful in winter too

The reversible function reverses the direction of rotation with a single touch. In summer, the air descends and creates an immediate feeling of freshness. In winter, it rises along the walls and pushes down the heat accumulated under the ceiling, the heat your heating system produced that no one is using. In a room of this size, this is far from anecdotal: a ceiling fan is not just for three months a year.

You choose the height

Two downrods are supplied, 12.5 and 25 cm. Depending on which one you install, the fan hangs 34.5 or 47 cm from the ceiling: the first for standard ceiling heights, the second to provide more clearance for the blades when the ceiling is high and increase efficiency. The mount accepts both straight ceilings and sloped ceilings up to 15°, which covers converted attics and mansards.

Everything is controlled by remote

The included remote control operates everything: the 6 speeds, summer or winter rotation direction, natural wind mode, and a timer for 1, 4, or 8 hours, convenient for falling asleep without leaving the unit running all night. It has a range of approximately 4.5 m, covering the entire room. No wired wall switch is necessary or provided.

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