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Lithoss
Architectural switching

Lithoss.
Designed for the room.
Built for your system.

Handcrafted in Belgium. Exclusively in the US through Florian Designs.

Eighteen finishes across every collection. Switches, dimmers, sockets, and smart control all from the same library. Handcrafted in Belgium. Works with the control system already on the project.
KNX and Casambi integrated where specified, US-listed where required.

Brass finishing · Pittem, Belgium
Made in Belgium

Twenty years.
The same workshop.

Lithoss was founded in Pittem, Belgium by Bart Spillemaeckers, an electrician who set out to design the switch he could not find in any catalog. More than twenty years later, every product is still made in the same workshop by the same people.

Every product is made in Belgium from start to finish, shaped by artisans who sand, polish, etch, and treat each surface by hand. Brass develops character with use. Anodized aluminium holds its color permanently. Antique finishes are chemically aged, not painted.

The materials interact with light in ways that shift subtly across the day, creating a tactile presence that a photograph does not fully capture.

Collections

Six collections, 18 finishes. Every combination.

Technology · Integration paths

Specifies into the system
you already use.

Whatever control system is on the project, Lithoss integrates into it.
No bridges. No gateways. No lock-in.
The finish, frame, and engraving stay the same regardless of what is inside the switch.

24V dry contact

Works with the system you're installing.

A momentary dry contact signal compatible with every major US control system. No additional hardware at the switch location.
Two wires per button into the I/O module already in the rack. With or without LED feedback in white or amber.

Best for
Any US residential, hospitality, or commercial project. The default specification path.
Compatible systems
Crestron · Control4 · Lutron HomeWorks · Savant · Vantage · RTI
UL E538637 · Select and Opera Select · 24V
KNX on board

Chip-on-board. No external module.

The KNX chip is integrated directly onto the PCB. 29V SELV, NEC Class 2. RGB LED feedback. Optional temperature sensor. ETS-programmable. One device. One SKU. No module to source, mount, or wire separately.

Best for
Projects specifying an open, addressable bus protocol. Growing in US luxury residential, hospitality, and commercial specification.
Casambi wireless

Bluetooth mesh. No bus wiring between keypads.

No low-voltage wire between keypads. No gateway for local operation. Battery variant requires NEC 210.70 review for code-required locations. Mains variant operates continuously and functions as a mesh repeater.

Casambi Mains: no UL certificate held. Confirm compliance with FD before specifying.
Best for
Wireless-first projects, retrofit where new wire is impractical, and hospitality with Casambi-compatible fixtures.
For designers The finish, frame, and engraving are identical across all integration paths.
Specify the finish once. The technology variant follows the control system on the project.
Engraving

Etched into the material.
Not printed on it.

Engraving offers a refined way to personalize buttons and cover plates with text or symbols that become part of the material itself. As each surface is etched, the underlying tone is revealed, creating a subtle contrast that adds a crafted and enduring detail to any interior.

Engraving adds approximately one week to production. Orders may be placed with engraving specifications to follow — production begins on the mechanical and finish work immediately.

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Lithoss engraved switch buttons — room labels and pictograms
Mechanical
Cut directly into the finished surface. Clean, architectural, tactile.
Resin-filled
Engraved and filled with contrasting resin for maximum legibility. Standard for room labels.
Back-lit
LED illuminated from behind. Visible in low-light — suited to hospitality and bedroom applications.

Available to trade professionals.

One application. One set of terms. Trade pricing from day one.