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Erik.H
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15/07/2008 5:00 pm  

Finally : the almost invisible switch and socket !

http://www.mysterious.be/


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william-holden-...
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15/07/2008 6:43 pm  

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Are the switches completely invisible? If so, is that really an ideal design?


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Erik.H
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15/07/2008 7:36 pm  

soft light
The site says there is soft white light cirkle visible at night.
This ain't a good switch for public building; but I think it's ideal for the minimalist dream house.
Or even for a historical building.


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william-holden-...
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15/07/2008 7:57 pm  

The longer installed, the easier to use, I imagine--
just look for the grubby area on the wall, where hands have searched in vain for the switch! 🙂


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Erik.H
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15/07/2008 8:27 pm  

dirty fingers
dirty fingers indeed
you'll have to repaint that button each year 😉


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dorieg
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15/07/2008 8:42 pm  

Not to belabor a point but....
The switch is certainly more aesthetically pleasing than your standard switch plate, it is certainly not grubby-fingered-kid friendly!
However I think this is step in the right direction towards more minimalist wall switches and outlets.


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Erik.H
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15/07/2008 9:38 pm  

lithos
I think the switches by belgian company Lithos were the first good step; but the Niko ones are better.
http://www.lithos-sb.be/functions/content.asp?Pag=7&pnav=;4;9;


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