Inspiration - Black porcelain against brick wall

April 12, 2024
Inspiration

The orangery of the building antiquarian Erika Åberg is now ready and the black switches really do well against the rustic brick wall. Here you can see Fontini's porcelain switch for both surface-mounted and fitting installation. The porcelain frames with two or three holes make it possible to build units that suit your own needs. Here, three holes have been chosen for the switches and two holes for the electrical outlets.

Photo: Erika Åberg

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