Meyda Lighting
Personalized Downrod Ceiling Fan
This fan-Integrated custom lighting fixture features the personalized logo of valenti'S italian restaurants; which are located in vass and sanford; north carolina. The chandel-air is designed with a silver nickel finish as gentle breezes are created by a fan spinning quietly in the center. Inner lamps bring out the beauty of the White textrene diffuser; and five downlights to deploy functional illumination below. This chandel-air is ideal in a great room; entryways; and other rooms in timber frame homes; camps; lodges; and other residential; hospitality; and commercial spaces. In summer; the fan pushes down a windchill that cirCULates to keep the area cool and comfortable. In winter; the fan is reversed to pull the room air towards the ceiling; forcing the warm air back down and cirCULate to create warmth. The personalized valenti'S chandel-air is included in our American-made; American-designed; handcrafted; award-winning chandel-air collection and manufactured in Yorkville; NY. Ul and CUL listed for dry and damp locations; but we don'T recommend installing in locations that accumulate a lot of moisture due to the fabric diffuser. Please send us your design; and we will personalize a fixture to feature your camp or brand name.
Meyda Lighting
Mission Downrod Ceiling Fan
A fantastic; energy efficient decorating idea for a home; retail or hospitality location; this unique custom crafted Chandel-air features an abstract hilltop design on silver mica with hardware and accents depicted in a cosmic silver vein finish. This modern marvel combines a ceiling fan with a handsome lighting fixture that includes eight inner lights for decorative illumination; four uplights that provide ambience; and four downlights for task lighting- using up to four circuits to create three layers of light plus the fan operation. Handcrafted in Yorkville; New York by Meyda artisans; this energy saving arts and crafts-inspired "Chandel-air" pulls hot air up and keeps the space cool in the summer; and reversed in the winter to push down hot air and maintain warmth.