About this asset

This contemporary four-blade ceiling fan SketchUp model features a polished chrome motor housing paired with natural wood-grain blades. The unit comprises a cylindrical motor housing finished in a high-shine chrome, suspended by a slender downrod from a matching circular canopy. Four aerodynamically shaped blades extend from the central hub, finished in a warm, textured wood grain that contrasts with the industrial aesthetic of the metal components. The design is clean and balanced, focusing on a minimalist silhouette suitable for modern interiors. Its proportions are standard for residential applications, providing a functional yet unobtrusive presence. The assembly includes all primary visible hardware, including the motor casing, blade mounts, and the mounting bracket assembly.

The download is a 2.3 MB compressed archive containing the native SketchUp (.skp) model. It opens directly in SketchUp; for 3ds Max, Blender or Cinema 4D, import it through a SketchUp importer or convert it first.

In SketchUp, this component is best managed by placing it within a dedicated ceiling layer to maintain model organisation. Users should utilise the native scale tool to adjust the downrod length to suit specific ceiling heights. Materials are applied as standard textures, allowing for easy updates to the wood grain or metal finish via the materials tray. For high-quality visualisations, ensure the model is oriented correctly to the ceiling plane and consider adding a light source at the motor base.

This ceiling fan is ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, and open-plan dining areas in residential or boutique hospitality projects. It integrates seamlessly into contemporary or mid-century modern schemes where a balance of natural warmth and industrial metal is required. Professionals searching for cooling solutions or overhead fixtures will find this asset useful for staging architectural interiors. It pairs well with minimalist furniture and neutral palettes, acting as a functional statement piece that adds depth to the upper visual plane of a room.