Don't waste your money on fancy feature light switches. Light switches are essential but should be discreet, understated and not a feature. Save your money and spend it on a decent lighting design and amazing light fittings and get more bang for your buck. Nobody ever said "wow look at that light switch!". White, slimline for everything electrical. Best of luck, Dr Retro of Dr Retro House Calls

Hi Natasha, a luxe look can often be obtained by shine (metal, cut glass etc), texture (cut glass, etched or moulded metal, plush or detailed fabric) and / or style (Art Deco, asymmetrical) either in combination or as a standalone feature. I’ve included a few pics but I’d suggest googling or searching Houzz to find the style that appeals to you, then visiting some stores to get a feel for that style irl as images can be deceiving. Using a few buzz words which you’ll find in the description, (swan neck, zen, scandi luxe for example), will help with the search. Good luck

Hi guys! I love Beacon Lighting but find it's a bit pricey! Is there any other Australian shop you guys recommend?? Thank you so much for your help!

I have kitchen dining on three switches. Love to ability to reduce light after we finish eating. I usually just leave the centre set over island on, which has 3 compared to 4 on other switches. In your lounge, you might to turn off all lights in front of couch and over tv, leaving lights on behind you only. 8 seems a lot for such small area