Replace Those Dated Ceiling Fan with a Modern Ceiling Fan
We finally replaced out dated ceiling fan for a new modern ceiling all because our old ceiling fan became imbalanced and made the worst sound whenever it was turned on. My husband was determined to fix it, but it gave me the perfect reason to bring up to him that we needed to just replace it with a new modern ceiling fan. He agreed and put in the new ceiling fan for me. I love how sleek and simple it looks! When we first moved into the home, I was thinking of replacing the ceiling fan with a pretty chandelier light, but we have found that we use the ceiling fan quite a bit, especially at night when we are sleeping. Since we have high ceilings in our bedroom, a ceiling fan helps circulate the air in the room and it keep the temperatures even throughout the summer. In our primary bedroom, we actually have a ton of over head lighting so we didn’t need a ceiling fan with a light. We opted for a ceiling fan without a light.
Here are some more Posts about lighting:
- Getting Your Home Ready to Sell During the Spring
- Our Dining Room: Before and After
- Stage Your Home to Stay
Modern Ceiling Fans come in a variety of budget and finishes. Many of these fans start around $300-700, which budget friendly compared to some of the chandeliers. The other thing that is great is that if you like the style, but want to switch out the metal finish and the blade finish, they have a variety of choices.
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