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Limited Edition Flowerpower Desk Fan

Filed under: Decor

The Flowerpower fan has been around for awhile now but for people who like a little floral energy indoors to help deal with the heat of the summer there's a new addition to the Flowerpower family: the Flowerpower desk fan. Modern, whimsical, and funky, with a definite hippie vibe, the Flowerpower fan design is safe for kids (blunt blades and a safety switch that shuts it off when an obstruction is detected) and features a motor that's both especially powerful and especially quiet. The floor version of the Flowerpower fan is available in several color options but the latest limited edition desk fan only comes in black. £205

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Sycamore Ceiling Fan

Filed under: Decor


I remember when I was kid getting such a kick when there was a big gust of wind and all the dried seeds would come twirling down like waves of little helicopters from the trees. Well apparently nature has the right idea, because it turns out the design of a Sycamore seed makes for an extremely efficient ceiling fan. It creates the same air flow with less noise and at slower speeds than traditional fans, and because it runs slower the natural form and beauty of the dynamically balanced blade is visible even when the fan is in use. Plus the Sycamore Ceiling Fan has a great modern look for those looking for something other than the usual 4 or 5 blade design.

The Perfect Summer Desk Accessory: The Propello Desk/Table Fan

Filed under: Decor, Gadgets


The hot days of summer are fast approaching, which means those days where the air in the office is stuffy and sticky and you can't seem to find relief no matter how high you crank the AC are on the way also. But maybe the Propello desk/table fan will help you stay productive on those miserable days? Available in two neutral colors, this light blue and a darker gray, the fan blades are made of soft natural rubber (so they can't hurt you) and it's all but completely silent with the finest "johnson electric" ball-bearing motor inside making things go 'round. Sells for $140.

Artemis Ceiling Fan

Filed under: Decor

The problem with ceiling fans is that they are highly visible and unless you are decorating your tropical getaway with a fan that has palm-frond blades, they don't always fit in terribly well with the decor. Decorating disaster can be easily avoided with the Artemis Ceiling Fan, which has translucent, aerodynamic blades that are inconspicuous when the fan is not in use and invisible when on. The ceiling attachment comes in brushed nickle and takes a halogen bulb. Two down rods are included, so you can adjust the fan to hang from 3.5" to 6". Price: $598.

Flowerpower Fan

Filed under: Gadgets

Flowers with functionality, like the Sarah Clock, are something we wouldn't mind seeing more of. Somehow, flowers make things a little more fun. They can also brighten up a room, as the Flowerpower Fan does in each of its six bright colors. Far more aesthetically pleasing than the fan you might have had back in your dorm room at college, the fan blades on this 3-speed fan are made from high-density foam, meaning that they are safe enough to not require enclosure in a metal cage. It also means that, unlike more traditional fans, these are easy to clean and will not simply push dust around. Price: £395.

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