Light switches used to be an afterthought, just boring white or beige rectangles. But in well-designed spaces today, designer light switches are chosen with the same care as cabinet hardware or plumbing fixtures. Whether you’re working on a renovation or finally replacing those builder-grade almond switches from 1997, the finishes matter more than you’d think. The problem? Most manufacturers offer maybe 3-4 colors, and finding modern light switches in finishes that actually match your vision can be frustrating.
Experience the spectrum of color! Help your clients complement every room in their home with modern light switches, luxury light switches, designer dimmers and keypads from Lutron’s satin finish collection. At PROLIGHTING, we carry all 20 of the Lutron’s satin finishes in product families including Diva, Sunnata, Claro accessories and more. Coordinate, accent, or blend lighting controls with decor. Designers will enjoy enhanced freedom with this re-imagined palette that includes colors like ‘Cobblestone’ and ‘Pumice’.
Inspired by nature and developed in collaboration with renowned interior designers, Lutron’s satin finishes emphasize the powerful impact of color—whites, grays, neutrals, and deeply saturated earth tones, plus one playful pop of red! An elegant upgrade with added convenience, featuring crisp edges, a finger print-hiding satin finish, and designer styling. The only challenge is choosing a favorite!
When it comes to neutrals, we think ‘Taupe‘ belongs at the top. The lovable hue is having a moment right now. This brown-meets-gray color encompasses a spectrum of undertones both warm and cool. And it goes with practically everything. It can feel warmer with hints of red or cooler with a touch of green, making it extremely versatile and eternally popular.
Out of Lutron’s 20 satin finishes, ‘Deep Sea‘ might just be our favorite. Dark tones can often feel stark and moody, but Deep Sea provides a well-balanced blend of both richness and intensity. And it works well with just about every color. Deep Sea can be a beautiful complement to other warmer tones, particularly wood, aged brass, and brick.
Trouble deciding? You can never go wrong with ‘Snow White‘. The first recorded use of ‘Snow’ as a color name dates back as early as 1000AD, as listed by Maerz and Paul in their 1930 Dictionary of Color. Snow White is a pure natural bright white without any cold blue undertones, so it has the ability to pair nicely with any other color.
If you’re looking for a gray that actually looks gray for your high end light switches, ‘Lunar Gray’ is the answer. It’s our most popular gray finish for good reason – it’s a true medium gray without leaning too warm or too cool, which makes it incredibly easy to specify. We see it constantly in modern kitchen renovations and contemporary bathroom updates where designers want a neutral that has more presence than white but won’t compete with other finishes. Lunar Gray works seamlessly with chrome, brushed nickel, matte black fixtures, and pretty much any cabinet color you throw at it.
Whites: Brilliant White, Glacier White, Snow White, Architectural White
Grays: Lunar Gray, Mist, Pebble, Cobblestone, Slate
Neutrals: Biscuit, Sand, Taupe, Pumice, Clay, Sage
Accents: Espresso, Truffle, Deep Sea, Midnight, Signal Red
These decorative light switches coordinate seamlessly for a cohesive look in your space. Browse our complete selection of Lutron switches and dimmers in all 20 colors.
Ready to Spec Your Designer Switches?
Choosing the right finish for your luxury light switches is easier with Lutron’s physical color swatch keychain – compare all 20 satin finishes in your actual lighting conditions. Whether you’re specifying luxury light switches for a whole project or selecting the perfect modern light switches for a single renovation, contact our team to help navigate product compatibility and finish selection.
Lutron is the leader in the lighting control industry and offers a wide selection of energy saving dimmers and lighting control solutions. PROLIGHTING® is an authorized distributor of Lutron Electronics.
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