The switches in our Kew collection are installed with new work boxes that need to be recessed into the wall. This makes them perfect for new construction projects.

They’re particularly subtle too, thanks to the really slim front plates that sit perfectly flush to the wall.

Our 1 gang smart retractive toggle switch is a modern take on the classic dolly design. We’ve crafted it to be as sleek and timeless as possible in any interior setting.

We make our clear collection from polycarbonate, which is more flexible and durable than the usual acrylic. The toggle is made from solid brass in our bronze finish.

A retractive switch flicks back into the top 'off' position when you let go. This version uses our smart in-line dimmer module so you can also control your lights using your smartphone, tablet, or voice (or you can press and hold to dim up and press and hold again to dim down).

As well as remote dimming and switching, you can set 'scenes' to adjust the warmth and brightness of one or more of your lights. You can also set automations to turn lights on or off for a fixed duration depending on the time of day.

Bronze is our boldest finish, but it isn’t shiny or bright, so it has a subtle side to it too. It’s a deep matte brown color that’s almost black in some lights.

• Transparent polycarbonate plate and solid brass toggle
• Works with wallpaper or paint
• Screwless design and easy clip-on installation
• Switch mechanism engineered to give a solid, satisfying click
• Accessible and energy-efficient smart home system that uses Matter over Thread technology
• Matter is a universal new connection standard supported by Apple, Amazon, Google, and more
• Compatible with iOS and Android
• Seamless integration with one or multiple smart hubs simultaneously
• Easily create multiple scenes and automations
• Well-suited to new build homes and developments where an electrical box hasn't already been installed (or where a new work box is already recessed into the wall)
• Must be installed with a 1G new work box that’s recessed into the wall
• To add more switch locations, you’ll need to use retractive switches