Boho Caged Ceiling Fans with Lights and Remote Control, 20 Inch Flush Mount Rattan Retro Ceiling Fan with Light, 6-Speed Reversible Motor E26 Bulb Base for Bedroom Living Room and Kitchen

These were installed in our home that was just remodeled and look great. High quality features and easy functionality after it was installed. The size is perfect, compact, and produce a good amount of air.

Easy to install, packaged well. Great looking beautiful fan, works especially in my room with low ceilings. It looks fan-tastic. Love it!

We purchased this light fixture for our nursery. I wanted a cool looking light but also a fan for air movement. I gave this a four out of five simply because the remote beeps when you push buttons. Not the greatest for when you have a sleeping baby. I still love this light fixture, though, and would buy it again. I get lots of compliments and people are always impressed that it has a fan inside. It’s perfect for what we were looking for.

I love it

Although this fixture arrived as it appears in the images it falls flat on installation & performance. It is very difficult to install using the poor directions your given and misses key details. You are better off watching a video if you can find one. And unless you are directly under the fan, you don't feel it even when on the highest setting.

I ordered this for my 15 year old daughters room. She loves it! The quality is nice. Love the remote that comes with it. The fan feature works great and is not loud at all. My husband had no troubles installing it.

I purchased the Beaded Flush Mount Ceiling Fan with Lights and Remote Control, and I couldn't be happier with my choice. It's not only functional but adds a beautiful touch to my room's decor.The beaded design on the fan gives it a unique and stylish appearance, making it perfect for my bedroom. The low-profile design is excellent for rooms with lower ceilings, and it doesn't overwhelm the space.The remote control feature is a game-changer, allowing me to adjust the fan speed and light settings without having to get out of bed or off the couch. The 6-speed reversible motor is a fantastic addition because it ensures I have the right amount of air circulation and comfort no matter the season.Installing the fan was relatively straightforward, and I appreciate the fact that it comes with a light fixture. The E12 bulb base is a common size, making it easy to find replacement bulbs when needed.Overall, this Beaded Flush Mount Ceiling Fan has enhanced the ambiance of my room while keeping me comfortable, and I would highly recommend it for anyone looking for a stylish and functional ceiling fan.

We had one of these at a beach house and liked it so much we installed one at home. Kids have lofted beds, this is ideal for all the reasons - protected fan, air movement, better lighting, etc.The installation instructions are a joke! While the unit is well designed, it isn’t obvious how it should go together.Here was my process:0) Turn your AC up and have a drink on hand. Installing a fan is less than fun, especially if you are hot and working with your arms above your head for a long time. Especially true for this one.1) Assemble the down rod with all decorative covers while on the ground, wires through the interior. I used the short rod (it comes with two) and it has plenty of clearance for air movement.2) Wire up the control box at the ceiling into house power. Shove all the wires you can back into the ceiling, while giving yourself enough wire on the control box to keep to the side as you mount to the ceiling. Don’t mount the bracket yet!3) You need a stubby Philips screwdriver now. Attach the bracket to the fan (this is the critical part - if you don’t do this you are going to have to take things apart and redo the whole thing). With the entire fan in hand, screw the bracket into the wiring box. Less than ideal approach, but necessary due to the control box only fitting under the decorative cover.4) Take the control box and push horizontally into the top section of the ceiling bracket. This was fiddly because there isn’t much room to work the wires through, maybe an inch.5) Now that the fan is attached to the ceiling, finish wiring the box to the fan. There are quick connects for everything but the ground. Don’t forget to do the ground!6) Push the decorative cover to the ceiling while hiding the wires. Use your stubby screwdriver to attach the cover, and you are done.A couple comments - the fan is quiet, the remote is decent (too many options, perhaps?). The button that says it is dual function to turn off the beep is not - you hear a beep any time you turn the light or fan on/off. Had I not taken 1.5h trying to assemble things, I would have looked at the control box to see if that could be turned off. I don’t think it would be without significant modification, however.Once I forget how frustrating the install was, I’m sure I’ll like it a lot.