Wood & Acrylic Switch Plates
& Outlet Covers

One of the lightest North American hardwoods. Nearly white to pale cream with a fine, subtle grain. Exceptionally clean look — great for Scandinavian or minimalist interiors.

Clean, light tone with subtle grain. Works well in bright spaces or modern interiors. Takes engraving crisply for high-contrast designs.

One of the hardest domestic species. Dramatic color variation within a single board — pale sapwood to warm tan heartwood. Bold, rustic character that stands on its own.

Light blonde tone with prominent knots and swirling grain. Distinctive rustic character — right at home in cabins, farmhouses, or any space that leans country.

Technically a grass, but cuts like a hardwood. Light, consistent grain, eco-friendly sourcing. Good pick for natural or biophilic design schemes.

"Clear" means knot-free. Light amber to soft reddish-tan with an even, fine grain. Often compared to cherry but lighter in tone — a great mid-range wood that stains beautifully.

Similar grain pattern to red oak but with a cooler, taupe-gray cast. Trending in contemporary interiors. Pairs well with matte black hardware.

Classic hardwood with bold, open grain. Warm amber tone. A great match if your existing trim or floors are oak — blends right in.

Eastern red cedar with its signature scent and striking contrast between reddish-brown heartwood and creamy white sapwood. Naturally rot-resistant. Every piece is uniquely patterned.

Elegant warm tone that deepens and reddens with age. Fine grain, smooth surface. Pairs well with traditional and transitional interiors.

African hardwood with a striking interlocked grain that produces a ribbon-stripe figure. Similar tones to mahogany with more visual complexity.

Classic cabinetry wood with a straight, fine grain. Deep red-brown tones and a naturally smooth surface. Rich and formal without being heavy.

Rich, dark grain with natural variation. The premium choice — looks great in modern, mid-century, and rustic spaces alike.

No wood grain — perfect if you want to paint to match your wall color exactly. Smooth, consistent surface holds paint well.

Light-toned with a distinctive grayish-white hue and interlocked grain. Quieter than red elm — works well in modern or Scandinavian-influenced spaces where you want wood texture without a strong color statement.

Quartersawn ash reveals a particularly clean, straight grain pattern. Light to medium brown with a consistent, fine texture. Strong contrast between light and dark growth rings — bold without being flashy.

One of the most visually striking woods available. Quartersawing exposes the large medullary rays as silvery, lace-like flecks against a reddish-brown background. No two pieces look the same.

A rare figure in hard maple — tiny, swirling "eyes" scattered through a pale creamy grain. Highly sought after for its unusual texture. Light and elegant, with a lot going on up close.

Light golden to tan base with dramatic gray-to-black streaks and veins running through the grain. The dark figuring is unpredictable — each piece has a completely different character. A showstopper in the right space.

Also called Brazilian Cherry. Dense, hard, and rich — a warm reddish-orange that deepens significantly with age and light exposure. Extremely durable. Strong visual presence that commands attention.

Santos Rosewood — a sustainably sourced alternative to endangered true rosewoods. Medium to dark brown with irregular darker streaking and a naturally oily feel. Dense, fine-grained, and rich in character.

The classic premium hardwood — golden to medium brown with a slightly oily feel and coarse, straight grain. Naturally weather-resistant and dimensionally stable. A familiar, prestigious material that reads as quality immediately.

Pale yellowish-brown heartwood, sometimes carrying a soft pinkish tint that darkens gently with age. Quartersawing brings out a clean, straight grain with the occasional mottled figure. Light and understated — a calm choice for bright, modern rooms.

Light yellowish-brown with nearly white sapwood and a straight, medium-to-coarse grain. Some sheets show scattered dark "pecky" pockets from natural figure — a prized, rustic character. Warm and casual, with an easygoing coastal feel.

Ranges from a lighter salmon pink to a deeper brownish red, often likened to Black Cherry or Honduran Mahogany. Straight, even grain with a medium texture. The color deepens beautifully with age — rich and warm without reading as heavy.

Also known as African Teak. Yellowish to golden brown heartwood, occasionally with a reddish or olive cast. Fine, even texture with an interlocked grain that gives a subtle ribbon figure. A durable, refined alternative to true teak.

Crystal-clear, glass-like transparency with a high-gloss surface. Blends into any wall or lets your paint color show straight through.

A clean, neutral white in three finishes — soft matte, bright gloss, or translucent. The easy default for any room.

Deep, rich black in matte, gloss, or smoked transparent. Matte reads sleek and modern; gloss adds a mirror-like shine.

A tinted smoke-grey with see-through depth. Understated and contemporary — pairs well with stainless and matte-black fixtures.

A soft seafoam-green translucency reminiscent of vintage glass. Adds a subtle pop of color while still letting light through.

Bright, cheerful opaque yellow with a glossy face. A bold accent for playrooms, studios, and creative spaces.

A warm, saturated orange with a smooth matte finish that hides fingerprints. Vibrant without being glossy.

A rich cherry red in a soft matte finish. Classic and bold — a statement plate for kitchens and accent walls.

A deep emerald green with a velvety matte surface. Jewel-toned and grounded — great with wood or brass accents.

A vivid blue-green with a glossy shine. Coastal and fresh — a favorite for bathrooms and beachy interiors.

A deep lapis blue with a matte finish. Bold and moody — pairs beautifully with warm metals and dark walls.

A gentle sky-blue with a glossy face. Calm and airy — a natural fit for nurseries and bedrooms.

An electric, blacklight-reactive blue that glows at the edges. High-energy and eye-catching for game rooms and studios.

A punchy neon green with a glowing, blacklight-reactive edge. The loudest color we carry — pure fun.

A soft pastel blush in gloss or matte. Delicate and modern — a subtle warm accent for bedrooms and vanities.

Looks like a pale green by day, then glows after the lights go out. Perfect for kids' rooms, hallways, and finding the switch at night.

A true reflective mirror finish in warm rose gold. Glamorous and bright — bounces light around a room like a small accent mirror.

Shifts through the rainbow as you move past it. A holographic, color-changing surface that never looks the same twice.

A drizzled grey-and-teal pattern over frosted white, like sea spray on glass. Organic — no two sheets alike.

Bright blue and yellow drizzle splashed across a glossy black base. Bold, energetic, and totally unique per sheet.

Classic black-and-red buffalo check. Cozy and rustic — a favorite for cabins, holidays, and farmhouse interiors.

A printed green camouflage pattern. Rugged and playful — great for dens, garages, and kids' rooms.

A bold leopard animal print with a glossy face. Fun and fashion-forward — an instant conversation piece.

Delicate florals over a dark background. Elegant and moody — a soft, decorative touch for bedrooms and vanities.

A dreamy rose-toned night sky scattered with stars. Whimsical and calming — lovely in nurseries and reading nooks.

Bright rainbow stripes across a glossy sheet. Cheerful and bold — a playroom and classroom favorite.

Iridescent confetti dots that shimmer and shift with the light. Magical and fun — made for mermaid-themed rooms.