The Momiji Kaze Collection from Singapore‑based appliance maker NNIO aims to blend cooling performance with a calm aesthetic for homes in humid climates.
Japanese inspiration shapes the look
The range takes its name from the Japanese practice of momijigari, the tradition of admiring autumn leaves. “Momiji” means red or yellow maple leaves, while “Kaze” translates to wind, together suggesting a gentle breeze through falling foliage.
Design cues include warm neutral tones and soft contours that soften the industrial feel typical of many stand‑alone units. The goal is to let airflow become part of a room’s visual rhythm rather than a stark, mechanical presence.
Technical details and model lineup
All three models use brushless direct‑current (BLDC) motors, a technology that cuts power draw compared with older AC motor designs while keeping noise to a whisper. The motors also enable a range of speed settings without sacrificing efficiency.
BLDC technology’s lower electricity use compared with conventional AC fans translates into noticeable savings for households that run fans continuously in humid conditions.
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The smallest, the NNIO YUKAZE (10‑inch), is priced at $79. It offers five speeds, left‑right swing, a timer, ambient lighting, and remote control. It can run off a compatible power bank, which lets users place it on desks or bedside tables without a nearby outlet.
Power‑bank compatibility lets users position the compact unit on desks or bedside tables even where wall outlets are unavailable, enhancing flexibility.
The mid‑size NNIO OKAZE (12‑inch) costs $148. Twelve speeds, three height options, three‑dimensional swing, a sleep mode, an eight‑hour timer, and remote operation round out the feature set. Its versatility makes it suitable for living rooms or larger personal spaces.
The three‑dimensional swing directs airflow both side‑to‑side and up‑and‑down, ensuring broader coverage for larger rooms.
The largest, the NNIO SOYOKAZE (15‑inch wall‑mounted), is listed at $168. Wide swing, ten speeds, a twelve‑hour timer, a natural mode that varies airflow, and an eco mode that adjusts output based on room temperature complete the specification. Wall mounting frees floor space, which is handy in compact apartments.
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Wall mounting frees floor space, a practical advantage for compact apartments or narrow walkways where every metre matters.
Availability begins now through the brand’s official website and selected retail outlets. A physical showcase will appear at the Smart Home Tech Show 2026 in October, booth 8335, alongside other NNIO lifestyle solutions.
The debut occurs in October.
While the aesthetic focus may attract design‑conscious buyers, the real test will be how well the devices perform in the heat and humidity typical of Southeast Asia. If the BLDC motors hold up under continuous use, the line could set a new expectation for appliances that are both functional and visually integrated.
