Marble and travertine tile in neutral tones for matching switch plates

Stone Switch Plates & Wall Plates

Real marble and travertine switch plates, light switch covers and outlet covers, cut from the same stone as our tile. Toggle, rocker (Decora), duplex and combination plates, 1 to 4 gang, in honed or polished finish. Match your backsplash, tiled wall or stone counter. Free shipping on every order.

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Stone switch plates, covers and outlet covers

A stone switch plate replaces the plastic cover around a light switch or outlet. It is the same product people search for as a light switch cover, wall plate or outlet cover. Ours are real marble and travertine, so they match a stone backsplash, a tiled wall or a stone counter.

Step 1: pick the opening

  • Toggle: a narrow slot for a standard flip switch.
  • Rocker (Decora): a tall rectangle for a paddle switch, dimmer or GFCI outlet.
  • Duplex: two round openings for a standard outlet.
  • Combination: a switch and an outlet together in one plate.

Step 2: count the gangs

Count how many switches or outlets sit side by side. One is a single (1-gang) plate, two is a double (2-gang), and we make plates up to quad (4-gang).

Step 3: pick the stone and finish

Marble comes in Carrara, Calacatta Gold, Thassos and Meram Blanc. Travertine comes in Ivory, Noce, Walnut and Scabos. Choose honed (matte) or polished (glossy) to match the finish of your tile.

Finish the whole wall

Match the plate to your backsplash tile and trim. The rows below show tile and trim in the same stones.

Questions people ask

How do I know which switch plate I need?

Look at the opening on your wall. A toggle plate has a narrow slot for a flip switch. A rocker (Decora) plate has a tall rectangular opening for a flat paddle switch or dimmer. A duplex plate has two round openings for a standard outlet. Combination plates fit a switch and an outlet together. Then count how many switches or outlets sit side by side: that is the gang count.

What does gang mean?

Gang is the number of switches or outlets in one plate. A 1-gang plate covers one, a 2-gang plate covers two side by side, and so on up to 4-gang.

Marble or travertine switch plates?

Pick the stone that matches your backsplash, wall tile or counter. Marble has a smoother look in white and gray tones. Travertine is warmer and more earthy.

Honed or polished?

Honed is matte and hides fingerprints. Polished is glossy and shows the veining. Match the finish to your tile.

How do I clean a stone switch plate?

Wipe it with a soft damp cloth. Avoid acidic cleaners, which can dull natural stone. Turn off the power before cleaning near the switch.

Can I install it myself?

Many people do. Turn off the power at the breaker first, remove the old plate, and fit the new one. If you are not comfortable working near wiring, ask an electrician.

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