
Recently, when shopping for lighting accoutrements, I stumbled across Forbes & Lomax, a very posh English vendor of even more posh light switches and plates whose appearance can absolutely add to the quiet elegance of a room.

Their current collection includes such lux finishes as nickel, uncoated brass, frosted glass, stainless steel, bronze, and a clear glass “the invisible light switch” which just becomes invisible on a wall. I’ve spent enough time in years past just hating so many of those dreadful switch plate covers to seek out something different.

No need to look further, this is where it’s at…Note that they are available in the States!

There must be an invisible switch plate here no doubt. Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by Annie Lebovitz (c).
Visit their site at www.forbesandlomax.com
Barbara Ashfield
1 comment:
Ugly switches and controls in the wrong location are my pet peeve. Thanks Barbara for a new interesting source!
Cheers,
Claudia
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