You're not paying for a switch, you're paying for a design detail that lasts decades and gets noticed every time someone walks into the room. A £2 plastic switch disappears into the wall; this one becomes part of the room's character.

Ceramic has been the standard material inside electrical fittings for over a century, precisely because it's hard, heat-stable, and doesn't degrade the way plastic does. Every piece is fired and tested to withstand the everyday knocks a wall switch actually takes.

Installation is identical to any standard switch: same wiring, same wall box, same tools. Any qualified electrician can fit it in the time it takes to fit the one you have now.

Every unit is built to the exact spec for your market — Schuko, UK 13A, US NEMA — so it drops straight into your existing wall box with no modification needed.

Yes — the electrical mechanism inside every unit is certified to the safety standard required in your region (a certified Schneider Electric mechanism, or your own existing certified mechanism), so the design never comes at the expense of safety.

Ceramic is one of the best natural heat insulators there is, which is exactly why it's been used inside sockets for 100+ years. If anything it's a safer bet than plastic, which can soften or discolor under heat.

It's covered by our warranty — if it ever cracks under normal use, we replace it, no argument.

The ceramic frame and the electrical internals are separate by design, so if the frame is ever damaged you swap the frame alone — no rewiring, no electrician visit, no replacing the whole unit.

Every batch is checked against a reference standard before it ships, so a switch you order next year matches the one on your wall today.

It's mounted with hardware rated for its weight, the same way solid metal and stone-finish plates already on the market are — nothing about the install changes.

It's a fully reversible swap: keep your original switch, and put it back before you move out. Nothing about the wall or wiring changes.

Swapping the decorative frame is simple enough for most people to do themselves; for the electrical component, we'd always recommend a qualified electrician, the same as with any switch.

The glazed surface just needs a damp cloth — it won't stain, scratch, or discolor the way painted plastic does over time.

Yes — we're building out a full range so dimmers, USB outlets, and different plate sizes all match, letting you do a whole home in one consistent finish.

Every unit ships in packaging engineered specifically for ceramic, so it arrives exactly as it left the workshop.

We're a young company built specifically to bring this level of design to sockets for the first time in the EU/US market — happy to share examples, early customers, or send a sample so you can judge the quality yourself before committing.

Ceramic has a warmth and tactile quality metal and plastic can't match — it's cool to the touch, doesn't tarnish like brass, doesn't yellow like plastic, and only gets better with age.

No — ceramic's natural heat resistance and insulating properties are a genuine functional upgrade over plastic, not just a look.

Considered design details like this read as a premium signal to buyers, the same way upgraded hardware or lighting does — it's more likely to help than hurt.

It's designed to sit comfortably in both directions — the craftsmanship suits a period property, and the clean lines suit a modern one, so it doesn't fight either style.