A white wood-grain ceiling fan light is a single fixture that replaces both the ceiling fan and the room's main light, combining a quiet motor, integrated LED illumination, and a clean sculptural silhouette. The Averso from OASESS is built for people who want air movement without the visual clutter of a fan plus a separate fixture — and without the industrial look of a standard fan. It suits contemporary, Scandinavian, and transitional interiors, and it works best in bedrooms, living rooms, and dining areas where the ceiling fixture is part of the design, not an afterthought.

The problem it solves is a common one: a room that needs both airflow and good light, but where two ceiling fixtures would fight for attention. A 52-inch integrated fan light answers that with one drop point, one remote, and one coherent look.

Design and Materials

The Averso pairs a metal frame with lightweight ABS blades finished in a convincing white wood-grain effect. That combination matters for two reasons. ABS keeps the blades light on the motor, which supports quieter running, while the wood-grain finish gives you the warmth of timber without the seasonal movement, refinishing, or humidity sensitivity of real wood blades.

At the center, a pure copper motor drives the fan, and a white acrylic shade diffuses the integrated LED module so light reads as a soft ambient wash rather than a hard point source. The overall profile is deliberately minimal — most of what you notice is the wood-grain texture and the geometry, not hardware and brackets.

Light and Airflow: What You Actually Control

The integrated LED module runs at 24W and offers three color temperatures: 3000K warm white, 4000K neutral white, and 6000K cool white. In practice that covers the three most useful moods — 3000K for a bedroom or dining area in the evening, 4000K for general living-room use, and 6000K when you want a crisper, more task-oriented feel in a home office or kitchen-adjacent space.

The fan itself is a six-speed unit operated by an included handheld remote, so both the fan speed and the light settings are controlled from one place rather than a wall pull chain. The motor is a pure copper design, which is the specification to look for when quiet operation matters — particularly in a bedroom, where fan noise is the usual reason people stop using a fixture overnight.

Space Planning and Installation Notes

The fixture measures 132cm (52 inches) in diameter and 30cm (11.8 inches) in height, which places it in the mid-size range — large enough to move air through a normal living room or a generous bedroom, and small enough to stay proportionate over a dining table. Because it is a ceiling-mount design with an adjustable 30cm (11.8 inch) rod that can be extended on request, you can tune the drop to your ceiling height instead of accepting whatever the box gives you.

Two installation points are worth planning around before you buy:

• Clearance: the fan needs vertical room below the ceiling to hang and to move air freely. The included rod sets a baseline drop; extended rods are available by request for higher ceilings.
• Location rating: this fixture is rated IP20 for indoor use only. It is not intended for damp or wet locations, so plan a different fixture for bathrooms and covered outdoor areas.

Electrically, the fixture is rated AC 110-240V, 60Hz, which covers standard North American household supply. It is a hardwired ceiling fixture, so plan on a junction box at the mounting point and, as with any ceiling electrical work, a licensed electrician if you are not experienced with hardwiring.

Specifications

The fixture is certified for safety and performance: UL Certified, ETL Listed, CE Approved, RoHS Compliant, and FCC Certified.

Is the Averso the Right Fit? A Quick Checklist

Choose this fixture if:

• You want one ceiling fixture that handles both light and airflow.
• Your room is roughly living-room or large-bedroom scale, where a 52-inch sweep makes sense.
• You want warm wood tones without real-wood blade maintenance.
• You need multiple color temperatures rather than a fixed white.
• Quiet operation at low speeds matters — bedrooms, reading nooks, guest rooms.
• The interior is contemporary, Scandinavian, minimalist, or industrial-adjacent.

Look elsewhere if:

• The space is a bathroom, covered porch, or any damp/wet location — the IP20 rating rules it out.
• You have a very low ceiling and cannot accommodate the 30cm body plus rod drop.
• You want a pull-chain or wall-switch-only fan; this one is remote-operated.

Compared with a separate fan and light, the trade-off is straightforward: you gain a cleaner ceiling and a single control point, and you give up the ability to swap the light source independently later, since the LED module is integrated rather than a replaceable bulb.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the dimensions of this ceiling fan light?

132cm (52 inches) in diameter and 30cm (11.8 inches) in height, with an adjustable 30cm (11.8 inch) rod that can be extended upon request to suit your ceiling height.

What color temperatures does the LED offer?

Three settings: 3000K warm white, 4000K neutral white, and 6000K cool white.

Is the fan motor noisy?

The pure copper motor is engineered for quiet operation, and the fixture offers six speed settings via the included handheld remote — so you can run it low in a bedroom rather than at full speed.

Can it be used in a bathroom or outdoors?

No. The fixture is rated IP20 for indoor use only and is not suitable for damp or wet locations.

Does the remote come with the fan?

Yes, a handheld remote control is included and covers fan speed and light settings.

Where to Buy

The Averso white wood-grain ceiling fan light is available from OASESS. Designers and contractors can ask about volume pricing and project support, and the team is available for sizing and layout questions before you commit to a fixture. View the Averso ceiling fan light and current pricing.

For rooms that need a second fixture, browse the wider OASESS ceiling lighting collection to keep finishes consistent across the space.