Matthews IR3H-TB-WA-52 Irene Indoor/Outdoor Damp Rated 52" Hugger Ceiling Fan with Remote & Wall Control, Silent DC Motor, 3 Walnut Tone Solid Wood Blades, Textured Bronze

I love the contemporary style; I love how quiet the fan is; I love how much air it moves. I bought three of these fans for my home in SW Florida, where a good ceiling fan is everything! When I went to buy three more to replace the bedroom fans, I discovered that they have almost doubled in price since my previous purchase two years ago. $700-$800 per fan is crazy. I will be looking for a knock off.

The walnut blades in some picture look like a dark brown but I got a rather bright orange. Rather disappointed. It does NOT fit the house. A good part of the price is the aesthetic and it failed there. Wish I could get replacement blades that fits the color expected (dark brown and NOT orange)

I ordered this fabulous modern fan for our deck project back In October. It was installed and “working” when the contractors finished in November. However, it turned to winter and we never got a chance to try it out. Cue Covid in March 2020, and now we spend most of our time out on our deck. The fan was not working right, as I had to give it a “push” in order for it to respond to the remote or wall control. I contacted customer service for the Mathews Fan Company, and got an immediate phone call from Steve, one of the reps. He talked me through some self diagnosis steps, figured out it was a motor issue, and said he would get a new motor to me ASAP. They did testing on the new motor for 24 hours in the warehouse before sending, and Steve offered to stay on the phone with me for the entire install so I could do it myself.Motor came within a week, and I was able to install myself without Steve’s help, and the fan is PERFECT. I get compliments all the time on it, and would not hesitate to buy again. Plus? Lifetime warranty!

Wow, this fan is really gorgeous! And it's a ceiling fan! Really! We hired an electrician to do some other work and he installed this for us. And believe me, he was impressed. The blades are wood - not plastic. We have very traditional mahogany type furniture and this blends in quite nicely so I would say it can go ultra modern or traditional. Not having that big old light hanging down in the middle of the room anymore is delightful. This takes up hardly any space and yes, when it's on, you feel it. We have not taken it above #2 yet and there is plenty of "wind" for sleeping. It is incredibly quiet. The wall switch has no wires - it's only needs a battery so there is no wiring to be done at the switch. Just pop it into where you used to have a fan switch. The remote is quite handy. We are going to use command strips to attach it to the nightstand as they are removable. The gal at the lighting place told me that 3 blade fans actually move more air than 5 blades and now we believe it. Yes, it's expensive. More that we thought we would pay for a ceiling fan so we hope it lasts a long, long time like our old Casablanca.

Absolutely beautiful fan and amazingly quiet. Installation instructions should be much more specific and better written. For instance, the instructions say to simply attach the blades using the provided screws, but there are also flat washers and lock washers provided with the screws and the instructions don’t mention or show them in the diagram. They are very necessary. I ended up placing a lock washer and then a flat washer on each screw before inserting them. That seems logical, but I won’t know for sure unless the blades start coming loose.One odd design choice: the plate that mounts to the ceiling box has four foam/rubber bumpers on the side that goes against the ceiling. That’s to be expected. However, the foam is so close to the center of the bracket that all of it ends up inside the ceiling box, where it does absolutely nothing. I think these should be placed closer to the perimeter of the plate, so they can sit against the ceiling.OK, another odd thing: the mounting plate has a green grounding pigtail which the instructions don’t mention (they mention a ground coming from the motor housing, but that doesn’t exist). Someone who doesn’t understand how to ground a fixture might be confused.Overall, though, seems to be very well made and worth the price.OK, OK, one more thing: you HAVE to use the remotes to control the fan. Which means batteries to replace. And they’re ugly, but you can hide them and confuse your guests. They do offer 6 speeds and the ability to change directions on the remote, which is really nice.

Beautiful ceiling fan and quiet. It does not have a light. Very happy with purchase.

I struggled to find a fan of suitable style without light kit. I found the Matthews company through several sources.I purchased a fan from another company prior and returned because of because of poor fit/finish. End to end the Matthews fan was better: packaging, installation, component quality, etc.Functionally, it is very well balanced, smooth and quiet. One pleasant surprise was inclusion of in wall wireless control in addition to remote control.While more expensive than others, the fan was well worth it. Several folks who’ve visited have made unsolicited positive comments about the fan.I had a question about the in wall control that I submitted on a Saturday and was answered that same day via email, so great support also.

It's still a beautiful fan but the blades are darker than the pictures on Amazon and Lamps Plus. This is the polished chrome version. More milk chocolate than dirty blonde as in the pictures. The fan also didn't seem to want to learn my custom remote control code but since I know for sure this a is Lowes Harbor Breeze neighborhood the odds of a remote control fight seemed slim. Well made for sure. Came with plenty of extra screws and washers. Easy install. Gorgeous upgrade from a cheap Lowes fan.