The increasing dependence on and omnipresence of technology into our homes has prompted designers to think of new ways to incorporate them into the space without sacrificing style. The LG Gallery TV or Samsung’s The Frame remain pertinent examples, disguising the TV into works of art. For the past few years, interiors have gone in much the same direction, concealing appliances, chargers, and all the pesky cords that come with living a digital life. Now? Not so much. Stylish new switches and outlets and designs that lean into electrical hardware celebrates what we often try to hide. Designers are moving toward exposing electrical accessories—and, inversely, pushing away from an increasingly digital and artificial world.

Below check out some of the releases and collaborations that put the spark back in electrical infrastructure.

APRDELESP

From Mexico City–based architecture office APRDELESP comes Accesorios Especiale, a line of electrical accessories that revels in these often overlooked yet integral items.

Pedestal

The Danish brand elevating power strips and cords, Pedestal, collaborated with ceramicist Willem van Hooff to turn outlets into earthy, sculptural statements.

MAGSi

Switch R-1 by MAGSi is a cover that elevates the banal light switch into a bouncy and bright design object, designed to easily slip on over existing light switches.

Color Cord Company

The Totally! Collection by Color Cord Company unites a series of pendant lights around a vibrant selection of cords, turning the feature people try to hide into a part of the design.

Thomas Yang Studio

The Rock Dimmer Switch is exactly that: a river stone from Trout Brook affixed to a piece of cherrywood. Thomas Yang Studio brings the outside in with this fixture, which dims or brightens light with the turn of a rock.

Buster + Punch

Door Knob Set Cast takes the language of music-informed light switches, which have become Buster + Punch’s calling card, and extends it into a limited edition knob.

Crosby Studios and 22 System

Presented at Matter and Shape, Plug-It is an installation by Crosby Studios, in collaboration with Bocci’s 22 System, that reimagines plugs and outlets as living artwork.