Miraval 39 in. LED Matte Black Ceiling Fan with Light

Great looking fan. Only problem is the pictures online do not accurately represent the color of the blades for the nickel finish one. It's more of an ashy grayish brown and the lines do not go all the way across, they are short and spotty. If that matches your decor though, they are very nice!

We love the look of this fan, classy and polished. HOWEVER there needs to be a difficulty level of installing things. This one was painful at times, to put the blades on was difficult and trying. Beautiful and lots of compliments thus far. I also believe it is quiet.

Nice fan great for rooms that are not that big

Home Decorators Miraval collection ceiling fan is a high quality ceiling fan suitable for any home in your home. Its 39" curved plastic fan blades circulates volumes of air throughout the room. Install on flat or as I did on a slightly sloped ceiling. remote control of three speed fan, light, variable speeds, and 2/4/8 hour timed shutoff. Reverse direction with switch on top of motor. A quality fan for a remarkably low price.

We needed a fan with a short blade span but also wanted a look that was different (smaller fans are getting harder to find). This fan does all of that with the 39" span ( description says 36" but manual and measurement is actually 39"). The 3 blades are a very non standard look. They say " curved blades", I say they look like a boat propeller. The light at the bottom, a soft LED, sets the whole thing off very nicely. The motor is well built, very durable and of high quality, which probably makes it the quietest running fan I have owned! The fan can be turned on and off by a switch on the wall, or by the remote which has all the other settings on it. Remote Settings: High, medium, low,- light, -comfort breeze ( which changes the fan speed randomly, simulating relaxing breeze), and run times of 2, 4, or 8 hours. Yes, this is a great fan and really looks nice hanging there but I found it to have a couple issues-- 1. The distance between the canopy and the motor is short, making it difficult fitting the wiring into the canopy. All the wires are marked and color coded so that is good! Manual has good photos. If someone has not installed one of these newer fans with the remote receivers, they may not realize the receiver has to be placed in the hanger bracket. This part isn't real clear in the manual..this was my second remote fan, so I got lucky... problem #2 is the installation of the fan blades. It is very difficult to screw in the top screw on the blades. Hard to see since it is tucked under a small plate on the motor housing and hard to get at. There needs to be a better design for that! My wife really likes the fan, and the features ( especially how quiet it is). Overall the fan is of a very high quality and I recomend it, just have patience with the installation.

Very unique design that's a bit tricky to install. A few changes would make it perfect. I'm giving 3 stars but still recommending it. Why? If you want a unique fan and you like the colors, then go ahead and get it. The fan works fine as long as you can handle a few non show stopper issues, discussed later. Before I mention anything else: don't use a sharp knife to open the box or cut the tape! The blades are very close to the tape line. Pros: - Very unique design - Huge blades actually work - Enough room in the canopy to handle the remote receiver and wiring - Remote control for most functions - Generally quiet at lower speeds during steady operation Cons: - Difficult blade assembly - No reverse on the remote, you have to get on a ladder to reverse the air flow - No holder for the remote - Creaks, groans and rattles at startup and shutdown - Balance issues at high The assembly was a bit time consuming and even involved disassembly first. However, the instructions were very good, with excellent diagrams. There were a few glitches that didn't matter much, nothing major. For example, it talks about the remote setting depending on dimmable bulb or not. This unit has no bulbs, there's no choice, so it shouldn't be mentioned. One frustration I have with many fans is the remote receiver is too large for the canopy. It is almost a joke sometimes! Not here, there's good room in the canopy and a place to insert the receiver. It is always a little tight, but believe me, I've seen much worse. There's enough room here. The blades, however, are tricky to install. You need a SHORT screwdriver for starters for the top screws. It is also very tricky to catch the screws with the weight of the blade. My trick was to use an awl to align the holes. And the top screw is done through a small window. Very odd. The fan makes a few creak and rattle sounds when you turn it on. It is like the blades are settling in. I assured everything was tight. The good news is once the fan is in steady state, it is fairly quiet. Not the quietest on earth, but fairly good. At high, there was a slight balance issue. Too bad, most fans these days don't need balancing. It isn't enough to worry about though. (Balance kits can always be obtained to fix if required.) The light is integrated LED and has a warm color. It is dimmable. At brightest, it would be nice to be a little brighter. I miss the reverse on remote. I know that is usually only for higher end fans. Still, would have been nice. And what's with not having a holder for the remote? It is really nice to be able to mount the remote on the wall next to the switch for most functions. It also helps avoid losing the remote. Here's a bonus specification: it is about 14" from ceiling to bottom of light lens. Keep that in mind for a low ceiling room. The web site calls this "assembled height," and it is correct. Made in China

VERY COOL....no pun intended. Home Decorators Miraval 39 in. ceiling fan is like no other. Assembly is time consuming and having a helper is definitely recommended. Because of the design and structure and the curves of the three 22 in. X 19 in. uniquely designed ceiling fan blades this ceiling fan is like nothing I have seen before, assembly took some time but the end results are really Cool. Instructions are very clear, all contents are neatly packaged and ceiling fan is made of a strong solid plastic, similar to a child's slide at a play ground, made to last. Home Decorators offers a Lifetime Warranty on the fan motor, there is no lightbulb to replace and comes with the convenience of a remote to adjust fan speed to 3 different settings. Turn light off and on and set a timer. Light dome is solid and heavy, 14W LED is not very bright, actually the color is relaxing. Pictures say a thousand words, check out photos and description

The fan arrived and it was packed well but the Styrofoam bb's were all over. I suggest opening it outside then bring it in or have a vacuum handy. Installation was a little more complex but with the easy to follow directions it went well. The parts seem more robust that other fans I have installed. The fan comes with a remote control but I like that it remembers the last function after you turn the switch back on so you don't have to use the remote every time. The Light is the soft white and the ring around the light is gold on the matte black model.

An interesting way to finish off a room, but it has a few quirks... I needed a fan for the last bedroom in my house without one. The room is not very large, so this Miravel, being on 36in in daimater, seemed like a good choice. Plus, with the extra large blades, I thought it would move some air around all the better. I have two other Home Decorators brand fans in my house, and I have been pretty impressed by them (or their customer service which is stellar by the way). Thanks to those large blades, the box the fan comes in is fairly large. Everything was packaged very nicely and the instructions were easy to read and understand like I have experienced with other products under this brand. There did seem to be some extra disassembly steps, which based on the size of the box, could have been skipped, but I get that many of these parts are used across many products. Installation is the first issue I had. Everything went fairly well until attaching the blades. The blades require a single screw in the top of them, for which you have to remove a little door on the fan housing to reach... which means you can only attach the blade at a specifc angle relative to the fan body. This, coupled with the plastic blades and the three screws you have to put into the body, makes for a pretty awkward time of getting them attached. It probably took me just as long to get the blades on as all the other steps combined. My only other issue is the gold rim around the light. For some reason, I thought I was getting a silver rim around the light, and the box even shows silver too. But it's gold. The gold is... not very appealing in my personal opinion. It looks fine in the picture here on Homedepot.com, but in person it has a very 80's feel, which I don't appreciate. Otherwise, I think the fan looks pretty good. It certainly moves quite a bit of air and can rapidly cool down a 120sq ft bedroom.

Home Decorators collections Miraval 39 inch matte black ceiling fan with LED light. The fan looks great and the motor is quiet. The fan is matte black and the light fixture is golden color. The installation of the bracket and motor took 15 minutes but the blades are another story. The blades have three bottom screws and one top screw. The little access panel to install the top screw is very small and uncomfortable, it did not align easily for me. After hours of trying, I mounted two bottom screws about halfway to somewhat align the top screw then used a flat screwdriver between the top part of blade and motor to gently pry out and hold the blade to screw in the top screw. Other than the fan blade installation everything else was easy. I was thinking I could have installed the blades before hanging the assembly and that would work if you have a long downrod, it won't work with the provided short downrod because you have to tilt the assembly into the bracket. However it may be possible to slide the entire fan assembly with the bracket onto the j-box screws and that might save you the headaches with the blade installation. Then you just have to make the wire connections. The fan includes a remote. The functionality is excellent and the fan looks great. One other thing is the light cover mounting bracket is really thin and bends easily when I was trying to align the light cover and tighten it.