You’d Never Have got to Fumble For the Light Switch Again With These Painted Walls [Lighting]

Jan 21st 2011
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However dubious you’re in regards to the science backing up On/Off’s paint, which you could’t argue against its sheer innovation. Suitable for all surfaces, it means that you can control the lighting with just a bit, and might even be covered over with wallpaper.

That touch might be anywhere on the wall, or whenever you’d rather keep the light switch confined to just a strip running at mid-height on the wall, that’s possible too. It usually is useful in children’s rooms, or as DVICE suggests , all around the house for drunken fools. [ APCI via PSFK via DVICE ]

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