Wall Plates

Our wall plates come in many forms — standard single- and multi-gang outlet covers, toggle and rocker switch plates, blank wall plates, and specialty plates — so you can find the right cover for any configuration. With multiple finishes (matte black, satin nickel/brushed nickel, polished chrome, oil-rubbed bronze, brushed metal, and more), you can match plates to your door hardware, cabinet hardware, lighting fixtures, and overall interior style.

Designed for easy installation: most wall plates are standard size and screw-mounted, making installation or replacement quick and tool-light. This makes them ideal for DIYers, landlords, contractors, or anyone doing a refresh — with minimal effort and no need for rewiring.

Upgrading wall plates is more than cosmetic — replacing old, discolored, cracked or mismatched plates can dramatically improve the look of a room, give a sense of cohesion to your home’s finishes, and ultimately contribute to a more professional, clean-lined aesthetic throughout.

Because these plates come in various finishes and styles, you can coordinate across rooms — kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms, bedrooms — choosing plates that complement your trim, hardware, furniture, lighting, or cabinetry. Consistent finishes across wall plates and hardware help tie spaces together for a cohesive interior design.

Wall plates are a simple, affordable upgrade that can refresh a space without major renovation — a great first step for homeowners, renters, or interior designers wanting a quick, visible improvement that’s easy to reverse or change later.

We offer standard single- and multi-gang outlet covers, toggle and rocker switch plates, blank wall plates (for unused boxes), and specialty plates for combined outlets/switches or different gang configurations — so you can match almost any wiring setup.

Over time, wall plates can crack, discolor, become outdated, or no longer match new hardware or décor. Replacing them can freshen the look of a room, unify finishes across hardware and fixtures, and provide a cleaner, more modern aesthetic without major renovation.

Yes — most wall plates install using standard screws and require only a screwdriver. Replacement typically takes minutes per plate and doesn’t require electrical work (assuming you’re only replacing the faceplate) — making it easy for DIYers or quick updates.

Absolutely. With multiple finish options — matte black, satin nickel, brushed metal, polished chrome, oil-rubbed bronze — you can coordinate wall plates with door hardware, cabinet knobs/pulls, lighting fixtures, and other metal finishes in your home for a consistent look.

Yes — from kitchens and bathrooms to bedrooms, living rooms, offices, and closets, wall plates are universal. They’re useful wherever you have outlets, switches, or unused electrical boxes — and their style and finish options make them appropriate for traditional, modern, transitional or industrial interiors.