But this does not mean that we should not take switches into account. On the contrary, they are as important as furniture and any other decorative element of the room. Each item matters, so why not allow switches to be original and stand out? We offer 10 ideas how to make the decor of the switches with your own hands.
The decor ideas below are suitable for switches with a small key or lever where you can easily remove the panel. It is with the panel and you need to work so as not to spoil the switch itself. Each option can be made with your own hands.
Frames and Moldings
One of the easiest and cheapest ways to decorate lighting switches - use a molding or a small frame for the picture and photography. You can stick to the wall or nail with nails / fasten with screws.
Fur Books
If your at home, the rack is forced by books or there is a workbook with bookshelves, the switch decorated with the roots of books will be very appropriate. 2-3 The root of the book cut to the required sizes and turn on the switch. Alternatively, the roots can be drawn with acrylic paints.
Decoupage
A variety of napkins, geographic maps, colored paper, newspaper and magazine cuttings can be pasted on the switch using the decoupage technique.
Sand and shelli
Add a little summer mood to the interior of the room. Cover the surface of the switch with glue, and then abundantly sprinkle with small sand. In the corners you can stick small shells, starfishes and beads under pearls.
Polymer clay
Do you like to sculpt? Then use polymer clay for the decor decor. First make decorative lining, and then, after firing, get them on the glue switch.
Acrylic paints
Switch panels can be written by acrylic paints, use stencil or stamps.
Star Wars and Harry Potter Switches
With the help of acrylic paints, make a demonstration of a dark or light side of force from a conventional switch. And for the style of Harry Potter, write the spells "Lumos" and "Knox"!
Knitted case
Tie on the panel case or cut it out of the old scarf.
Mosaic
You can decorate the switches with a mosaic of broken plates and cups, tiles, glass and beads.
Lego
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