About this asset

This four-blade dark wood ceiling fan with an integrated light kit is a 3ds Max model featuring a classic design for interior circulation. This traditional ceiling fan features a central motor housing finished in black, supporting four dark wood-toned blades with a subtle tapered edge. An integrated light fixture is suspended beneath the motor, holding multiple bulb sockets that provide ambient illumination. The assembly is attached to the ceiling via a standard downrod and matching canopy cover. The design prioritises a functional, balanced aesthetic suitable for heritage or transitional interiors. The blades are mounted to a central hub, and the light kit includes a pull-chain mechanism for manual control of the fixture's operation.

The download is a 3.6 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model, set up with Corona materials. Open it in 3ds Max with Corona installed; for other programs, export to FBX or OBJ from 3ds Max first.

When integrating this fan into a 3ds Max scene, ensure the pivot point is correctly aligned at the canopy for proper rotation animation. Users can apply custom wood grain textures to the blades to match specific interior palettes. The light fixture components are typically grouped as separate sub-objects, allowing for individual material assignment to bulbs or glass shades if added. Ensure the unit is scaled to standard ceiling heights before placement, and use a dummy helper to facilitate smooth rotation within the animation timeline.

This ceiling fan is intended for residential living areas, master bedrooms, or covered porches where both air circulation and overhead lighting are required. It pairs well with traditional or farmhouse-style decor, complementing wooden furniture and warm interior finishes. Professionals searching for this asset often look for HVAC fixtures, functional ceiling hardware, or decorative lighting solutions for renovation projects. It is a versatile choice for designers aiming to balance comfort and style in domestic spaces, particularly in mid-century or classic renovation schemes.