Stained Glass Ceiling Fan
Vanessa is a New York-based designer specializing in architectural lighting. Whether you are planning an event, want to illuminate your backyard retreat or simply need advice on what lamp to purchase for your bedroom, Vanessa will be more than happy to share her knowledge and expertise.
Traditional fans might be primarily utilitarian, but when you add some colorful glass, you’re guaranteed to make a decorative statement, too! A stained glass ceiling fan is both functional and ornamental. It’ll allow you to introduce an accent color, match your palette, and reinforce your decor style… all while keeping cool, of course. At the same time, don’t forget to look for one that includes the features you actually need.
Our Picks
Tiffany stain glass ceiling fan
This fan’s lighting fixture consists of 334 glass cuts soldered together through Tiffany’s iconic copper foil method. The blades showcase a mahogany finish on one side and black on the other, so you can choose the best match for your palette and decor.
Designer Advice:
Most stained glass ceiling fans involve more than one color. However, to keep a cohesive feel in your room, try and look for a design that includes at least one of your palette’s main hues. In most cases, this will be a colorful accent, such as the shade of your sofa cushions or vases.
Stained glass ceiling fan with remote
This Tiffany model pairs up some early 20th-century charm with contemporary perks. It displays a teal and light-blue body that’s perfect for cold palettes. The five blades match the antique bronze finish of the hanging bracket and rod.
Designer Advice:
Traditional stained glass ceiling fan globes with pull chains are still an extremely popular option. In some cases, though, it might be worth investing in a model with a remote control. For example, if you have kids who might be tempted to climb up a chair to reach it, or if some members of your family are fairly short. Plus, it’s just nice to not have to get up whenever you wish to change its speed!
Art deco stained glass ceiling fan
Millwood Pines
With the geometrical shapes of its amber, green, and red stained glass, this fan is ideal for interiors inspired by early 20th-century trends. It has reversible blades and a pull chain that let you choose among three speed settings.
$244.99
Classy stained glass ceiling fan
Alcott Hill®
This eye-catching ceiling fan in a Tiffany design comes with reversible wooden blades. It spoils you with a super silent motor and functions for both summer and winter. Thanks to its colors, it can work in rooms with cold palettes as well as with warmer hues.
$569.99
Stained glass ceiling fan in different hues
Astoria Grand
This 52” stained glass ceiling fan comes in three finishes: spice, teal, and violet. They all boast hypnotizing designs and excellent attention to detail. This fan comes with three speed settings, a dimmable light, and reversible blades.
$269.99
Designer Advice:
Look for the right ceiling fan size in relation to your room. If it’s around 8’ high, it’s wiser to stick to a low-profile fan rather than a downrod. A wingspan of around 30” is a good option in small rooms (less than 50 sq. ft.). 36” is more suitable for 75 sq. ft., 42” for 100, 52” for 200-300, and 56” for particularly large settings.
Ornate stained glass ceiling fan
August Grove®
This ceiling fan with stained glass lights comes in a blue and spice finish, both showcasing a sophisticated vintage touch. The adjustable downrod makes it a breeze to find the right height for your room. It has three speeds, and the light is dimmable.
$323.99
