Traditional Brushed Steel Ceiling Fan with Wooden Blades

This 3ds Max ceiling fan features a traditional brushed steel finish, five wooden blades, and an integrated three-light glass fixture. Designed with a classic aesthetic, this ceiling fan incorporates a central brushed steel motor housing suspended by a slim downrod. It features five flat, natural-toned wooden blades arranged in a standard horizontal configuration. Below the motor housing, an integrated light kit includes three bell-shaped, frosted glass shades supported by curved metal arms. The proportions are balanced for standard ceiling heights, with the light fixture providing ambient illumination. The metal components exhibit a soft, reflective finish, while the wood grain on the blades adds a subtle organic texture to the overall assembly.

The download is a 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.

In 3ds Max, this model is structured with logical layer separation for the blades, housing, and light components. Users should verify pivot points at the ceiling canopy to ensure correct rotation animation for the fan blades. Materials are assigned using standard slots, allowing for easy adjustment of the metal reflectivity or glass opacity. The asset is scaled to real-world units, making it straightforward to snap to ceiling planes or attach to existing interior lighting rigs within a scene.

This ceiling fan is suited for residential living rooms, bedrooms, or dining areas where a traditional aesthetic is required. It pairs effectively with classic or transitional interior designs, providing both air circulation and functional lighting. Professionals should search for this item when populating mid-range residential projects or hotel guest rooms. It is a versatile choice for scenes requiring a familiar, functional ceiling element that bridges the gap between mechanical hardware and decorative lighting fixtures in a furnished interior space.