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Switchplates No Longer Strictly Utilitarian.

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Retailers Such as Switch Hits Elevate the Switchplate to an Art Form

HAMBURG, N.Y., April 24 /PRNewswire/ -- Switchplates - those white or off- white plastic covers around light switches - could hardly be considered attractive. Or could they? If the array of decorative switchplates available online is any indication, switchplates have evolved into sophisticated design elements in their own right - and some savvy homeowners are even planning their home decor around these formerly drab pieces.

Changing out tired, dingy switchplates for newer models makes sense economically: Even the most striking handcrafted metallic switchplates typically cost less than ...

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