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Forbes & Lomax

Architectural switches, dimmers, sockets, and automation interfaces defined by the transparent Invisible Lightswitch and hand-finished metal ranges.

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LocationLondon, UK
ServesUnited Kingdom, United States, and international project distribution
Founded1987
Switches

What they're known for

A British control-hardware company turning the wall switch into an interior-design object while remaining compatible with professional automation systems.

Forbes & Lomax has produced architectural switches and sockets since 1987, beginning with the Invisible Lightswitch: a clear acrylic plate designed to let wallpaper or paint remain visually continuous behind the control. The range now includes toggle switches, rotary dimmers, push buttons, outlets, and multiple metal finishes, with dry-contact controls available for integration into systems such as Lutron HomeWorks, Crestron, Savant, and Control4. The company’s role is interface design rather than automation logic itself.

Notable products

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    Invisible Lightswitch

    Transparent acrylic switch and dimmer range designed to disappear against finished walls

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    Unlacquered Brass / Antique Bronze ranges

    Hand-finished architectural switch and socket plates

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    Home Automation Controls

    Dry-contact push buttons and toggles compatible with professional control systems

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