India, Sept. 19 -- Once overlooked as purely functional, ceiling fans are increasingly becoming part of the interior aesthetic. The Fan Studio taps into this shift with designs that bring India's artistic, cultural and architectural heritage to an everyday home essential. The collection draws from heritage-inspired details, bringing a more artisanal sensibility to an otherwise everyday fixture. Their Monarch series takes cues from Odisha's Pattachitra and Tamil Nadu's Tanjore art forms, along with hand-painted detailing and antique-inspired finishes. While their Shalimar series leans into Mughal ornamentation, Jaipur's Sanganeri tradition, nature-inspired motifs and old-world finishes. Together, the designs reflect the idea of treating functional pieces as part of the visual language of a home. Prapti More, Director Sales and Marketing, The Fan Studio said, "The most satisfying compliment we receive is not when someone notices the fan, but when they feel that it naturally belongs in the room. We want every design to become part of the home's overall character rather than exist as a separate object." htc Address: 1st Floor, The Plaza Mall, MG Road, Near IFFCO Chowk, Sector 28, Gurugram, Haryana 122001 Website: www.thefanstudio.com...