There's no such thing as a Tudor ceiling fan, so I would focus on finding a fan with materials that feel similar to the ones already in your home. For example, if you have a lot of dark mahogany, stick with dark wood blades on the fan. If you have brass in the home, look for brass on the metal parts. Bronze fixtures? Bronze fan.

There are so many options out there, I'm sure you'll be able to find it. But focus more on the materials than the "style" and you'll be able to find something that will work.

Thanks so much, Lydia! Do you know of a style, though, that looks "more at home" in an older, cottage style house?

Interestingly, I was looking at ceiling fans for my own home yesterday. I basically came to the conclusion that there are two styles of inexpensive ceiling fans: traditional and modern. They're all pretty standard.

There are a few under 'traditional' ceiling fans on Houzz. Without knowing what the room looks like, here are some I'd consider:

Craftmade 60" Fredericksburg Ceiling Fan, Oiled Bronze Gilded · More Info

Hunter Fan Company Vernazza 52" Brushed Cocoa Indoor Ceiling Fan · More Info

Concord Fans Aracruz Ceiling Fan, Oil Rubbed Bronze, 52" · More Info

Winton 56" Ceiling Fan, Weathered Pine With Weathered Pine Blades · More Info

Minka Aire F702-BCW Volterra Belcaro Walnut 52" Ceiling Fan with Wall Control · More Info

MinkaAire Craftsman 5 Blade 52" Indoor / Outdoor Ceiling Fan · More Info