Vintage Fabric Shade Walnut Ceiling Fan with Light
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Vintage Fabric Shade Walnut Ceiling Fan with Light
Product ID: LP-FAN042 · SKU: LP-FAN042-FLUSH
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- Remote control included — six fan speeds, the three light colours, stepless dimming and the 2 h / 4 h timer, working alongside the existing wall switch
- A cream fabric shade that glows through 360 degrees, with a fine floral print that only shows when the light is on — no glare bulb staring down at the table
- Two mountings of the same 75 cm fan: flush against the ceiling at 36 cm overall, or a slim nickel downrod at 42 cm — 6 cm lower, with a touch of pendant presence
The Vintage Fabric Shade Walnut Ceiling Fan with Light is built the way ceiling fans looked before they turned into appliances. Five blades pressed with the pleats of a folded hand fan spread 75 cm across in a warm walnut woodgrain, around a walnut motor body trimmed in nickel. Beneath them hangs the piece that no other fan in the range has: a cream fabric shade, shaped like an old parlour lantern and finished with a small walnut knob. Switch the light on and a fine floral print appears in the weave — a detail that stays hidden until evening.
The shade does more than decorate. Two 36 W LED boards sit behind the fabric and light the room through the whole surface of the shade, so the glow spreads sideways through 360 degrees instead of staring straight down — gentle on the eyes at the dinner table and soft enough for a bedroom. The light comes in three colours — warm, neutral and cool white — and dims steplessly: the brightness slides smoothly from full light down to a low evening glow and stops exactly where it is wanted, rather than jumping between fixed levels. Above it, an all-copper motor runs six speeds from about 30 decibels on the manufacturer's chart, with a 2 hour and 4 hour timer for falling asleep under it. Everything — speeds, colours, dimming, timer — is set from the remote control in the box.
It comes in two mountings of the same fan. The flush mount version sets its walnut canopy straight against the ceiling, 36 cm from the ceiling to the bottom of the shade. The short downrod version hangs the same fan from a slim nickel stem with a polished ball joint, 42 cm overall — a 6 cm longer drop that gives the fan a touch of pendant-lamp presence under a higher ceiling.
Specifications
| Sweep | Ø 75 cm (30 inches), five pleated palm-leaf blades |
| Shade | Ø 30 cm cream fabric shade with a fine floral print, walnut finial |
| Height | Flush mount: 36 cm from ceiling to the bottom of the shade. Short downrod: 42 cm overall — a 6 cm longer drop on a nickel stem with ball joint |
| Light | Two 36 W LED boards (72 W of LED in total) behind the fabric shade, glowing through 360°; built in, nothing to buy |
| Light colours | White, neutral and warm light, switched from the remote — the manufacturer does not state the Kelvin values |
| Dimming | Infinite (stepless) dimming from the remote — the brightness slides smoothly from full light to a soft glow instead of stepping through presets |
| Light quality | High colour accuracy and no visible flicker, as described by the manufacturer |
| Motor | All-copper motor with six speeds that adjusts its power smoothly — quieter at low speed and cheaper to run; power draw not stated by the manufacturer |
| Noise | From about 30 decibels, as rated by the manufacturer — quietest on speeds 1 and 2 |
| Air flow | 380 m³/min, as rated by the manufacturer |
| Timer | 2 hour and 4 hour settings from the remote |
| Reverse mode | Not stated by the manufacturer |
| Control | Remote control included; the fan also switches from the existing wall switch on the circuit |
| Room size | About 20 to 25 m², as rated by the manufacturer |
| Materials | Iron ceiling plate, ABS blades in a walnut woodgrain finish, fabric shade; nickel stem and ball joint on the downrod version |
| Weight | About 5 kg, as listed by the manufacturer |
| Voltage | Supplied in the 220 V version, which suits the Australian 230 V supply |
| Certifications | CCC, CE, EMC, LVD and RoHS, as stated by the manufacturer |
| IP rating | Not stated by the manufacturer. For indoor rooms and fully covered, dry areas. |
Sold as a single ceiling fan.
What's in the box
- 1 × ceiling fan with the five pleated blades and the fabric shade
- Flush mount version: walnut flush canopy. Short downrod version: walnut ceiling plate with the nickel stem and ball joint
- 1 × remote control (batteries not included)
- Iron ceiling plate and mounting fixings
Installation and Care
Installation
The fan is wired into the mains and must be installed by a licensed electrician. At about 5 kg it mounts more like a generous ceiling light than a heavy fan: the iron plate is fixed to the ceiling first, the fan hangs from it, and the wiring is connected behind the canopy. The manufacturer lists the fitting as needing no assembly beyond the installation itself — even so, never run the motor before the installation is complete and every blade is secured. If the room has a wall switch on the circuit, it stays switched on so the remote keeps control. For the downrod version, check the drop first: the shade sits 42 cm below the ceiling.
Care
Switch the fan off at the wall before cleaning. Dust the blade tops with a dry cloth — the ABS surface does not need polish. The fabric shade takes a light going-over with a soft brush or a dry cloth; keep water, sprays and solvents away from the weave. The nickel stem and the walnut surfaces wipe clean with a barely damp cloth, dried after.
Questions about this light? Contact LumePorch at info@lumeporch.com or +61 450 630 097 (Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm AEST). Every message receives a reply within 24 hours on business days.
Returns and Refunds
- 30-day returns from the day the order is delivered
- Items must be unused, in original condition and in the original packaging
- No restocking fee
- Return shipping is covered by LumePorch for damaged, defective or incorrect items; other returns are shipped back at the customer's cost
- Approved refunds are issued to the original payment method within 5–10 business days after inspection
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Shipping and Delivery
- Free standard shipping on all orders within Australia (no minimum)
- Handling time: 1–3 business days (Monday–Friday)
- Transit time: 7–14 business days after dispatch
- Total delivery time: 8–17 business days
- Orders placed after 5pm AEST, or on weekends and public holidays, begin processing the next business day
- Tracking details are emailed as soon as the order is dispatched
Delivery estimates are provided as a guide; if an unexpected delay occurs, the customer is notified by email.
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A lamp first, a fan always
Two 36 W LED boards sit behind the fabric shade and light the room through the whole weave, so the glow spreads sideways through 360 degrees instead of staring straight down. Three colours — warm, neutral and cool white — and infinite dimming: the brightness slides smoothly to any level and stops exactly where it is wanted, like a dimmer knob worked from the sofa.
Quiet enough to sleep under
The all-copper motor adjusts its power smoothly instead of in jolts — that is what keeps it quiet and cheap to run. Six speeds cover a dinner-table whisper to a summer breeze, from about 30 decibels on the manufacturer's chart, and the timer switches the fan off by itself after 2 or 4 hours.
Blades pressed like folded fans
Each of the five blades carries the radiating pleats of a folded palm-leaf hand fan, finished in a warm walnut woodgrain — buyers say they look like real palm leaves. Underneath, the blades are lightweight ABS, so the vintage look never weighs on the motor, and the nickel ball joint above the motor keeps the piece steady.
Built for the slow afternoons
On a covered terrace by the pool, the fan does both of its jobs at once: a gentle breeze over the lounge through the warm hours, and a soft lantern glow when the evening arrives. Rated for rooms of about 20 to 25 m², it suits alfresco areas that stay fully covered and dry — the fabric shade is the reason to keep it out of the weather.
SIZE & PLACEMENT
Which mounting, and will it fit?
Size guide- Fan
- Ø 75 cm (30 inches) across five pleated palm-leaf blades in walnut-finish ABS
- Shade
- Ø 30 cm cream fabric with a fine floral print and a walnut finial
- Flush mount
- 36 cm from the ceiling to the bottom of the shade — the discreet choice
- Short downrod
- 42 cm overall on a nickel stem with ball joint — 6 cm lower than the flush version
- Light
- Two 36 W LED boards: white, neutral and warm, with stepless dimming from the remote
- Motor
- All-copper, six speeds, from about 30 dB, 2 h / 4 h timer
- Room size
- About 20 to 25 m², as rated by the manufacturer
Enter the ceiling height to see how it fits.
Heights are the manufacturer's own, measured from the ceiling to the bottom of the shade. Send the room size to info@lumeporch.com and the team will reply with placement advice.
Lights low, breeze on
At night the shade earns its place: the floral print appears in the glowing weave, the light dims to a bedside murmur, and the low speeds carry air across the room from about 30 decibels. Set the 2 hour timer, switch the lamp off from the pillow, and let the fan see out the warm part of the night on its own.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What does "infinite dimming" actually mean?
That the brightness is not locked to three or four preset levels. Holding the dimmer on the remote slides the light smoothly anywhere between full brightness and a low evening glow, and it stops exactly where it is released — like a dimmer knob, but from the sofa.
Flush mount or short downrod — which one?
By ceiling and by taste. The flush version holds the fan 36 cm deep — the discreet choice, right over a dining table or a bed on a standard 2.4 m ceiling. The short downrod adds a slim nickel stem with a polished ball joint and drops the fan 6 cm lower, 42 cm overall — it reads more like a pendant lamp and suits ceilings of about 2.55 m and up, or a tall dining room that would swallow a flush fitting.
Can the light and the fan really be run from the couch?
Yes — that is how buyers describe using it. The remote carries all of it: the six fan speeds, the three light colours, the stepless dimming and the 2 h / 4 h timer. The existing wall switch stays in the circuit and simply stays on, so the remote keeps control.
Do the blades really look like palm leaves?
That is the detail buyers single out — one review calls them wings that look like real palm leaves. Each blade is pressed with the pleats of a folded fan and finished in a walnut woodgrain, so the texture catches the light the way carved timber does, while the ABS underneath keeps the fan light on its motor.
Is it quiet enough for a bedroom?
The manufacturer rates it from about 30 decibels — around the level of a quiet library — thanks to an all-copper motor that adjusts its power smoothly instead of in jolts. Speeds 1 and 2 are made for running overnight, and the timer can switch the fan off by itself after 2 or 4 hours.
Is it hard to install?
Buyers describe the assembly and installation as relatively simple, and at about 5 kg it hangs like a large ceiling light: plate first, fan on the plate, wiring behind the canopy. Because it is wired into the mains, the electrical connection is a job for a licensed electrician in Australia.
Is a 75 cm fan enough for a living room?
The manufacturer rates it for rooms of about 20 to 25 m² and quotes an air flow of 380 m³/min — in practice, the right scale for a dining room, a bedroom or a sitting area, with six speeds to choose how much breeze arrives. A very large open-plan space is a job for a full-width fan instead.
Does it suit the Australian power supply?
Yes — it is supplied in its 220 V version, which suits the Australian 230 V supply, and it carries CCC, CE, EMC, LVD and RoHS certifications as stated by the manufacturer. Like every hardwired ceiling fitting, it must be installed by a licensed electrician.
How long does delivery take?
Handling time is 1–3 business days and transit time is 7–14 business days, so total delivery time is 8–17 business days. Orders placed after 5pm AEST, or on weekends and public holidays, begin processing the next business day. See the Shipping Policy.
What is the return period, and what condition must items be in?
Returns can be requested within 30 days of delivery. Items must be unused, in their original condition and in the original packaging. There is no restocking fee. See the Return & Refund Policy.
What if an item arrives damaged or defective, and when are refunds issued?
Items that arrive damaged, defective or incorrect should be reported within 7 days of delivery, with photos, for a replacement or a full refund. Approved refunds are issued to the original payment method within 5–10 business days after the return is received and inspected.
Detailed Specifications
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Chosen for design, materials and everyday practicality
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Based in Mascot, NSW, with prices in AUD
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