Some common ceiling fan styles used in Mission Revival houses include:
1. Craftsman-style ceiling fans: These fans feature a classic and traditional look with clean lines, dark finishes, and wooden blades. They often have an arts and crafts or mission-style design that complements the overall aesthetic of the Mission Revival house.
2. Rustic ceiling fans: These fans typically feature a more weathered and distressed look, incorporating natural materials like wood and iron. They often have darker finishes and may have decorative accents like exposed rivets or leather straps.
3. Mission-style ceiling fans: Designed specifically to suit the Mission Revival style, these fans often feature squared lines, geometric patterns, and earthy colors. They may have stained glass or art glass accents on the light fixtures or fan blades, reflecting the unique architectural elements of Mission Revival homes.
4. Southwest-inspired ceiling fans: These fans draw inspiration from the southwest region of the United States and often incorporate elements like Native American or Spanish colonial designs. They may have colorful blades, hand-painted motifs, or decorative metalwork.
5. Vintage/antique-style ceiling fans: These fans have a nostalgic appeal and often feature ornate details, such as filigree, scrollwork, or floral patterns. They may have a vintage-looking finish like oil-rubbed bronze or antique brass, adding an old-world charm to the Mission Revival interior.
Note: The actual availability of specific styles may vary based on manufacturers and retailers.
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