Keyboard: the contemporary plate

The focal point of the Keyboard collection is the registered design of the plate, in which the buttons look like the keys of a computer console: once installed, it gives the wall a playful, highly contemporary allure.

Neo: the essentials

Neo aims to be exactly what its name suggests: an elegant, discreet, and decorative feature on the wall. A simple, flush-fitting product with a highly innovative concept and design, it received a mention in the ADI Index 2013 and the Iconic Award 2016: Interior Innovation.

Skin: Controls with a changeable "skin"

Skin, the PLH® collection that received a mention in the Adi Index 2010, has a design with a changeable “skin” that can be customized with different materials and textures: the plates can be revealed or camouflaged according to the style and taste needs of designers and users.

Slim: sobriety and refinement

Original and elegant in design, just 4 mm thick, Slim plates add a touch of refined decorative sobriety to any room. Both vertical and horizontal installation are recommended, offering an unusual, asymmetrical, and aesthetically appealing look.

The story of PLH

“I believe in Made in Italy and I believe in Italian design. I believe that in Italy we can still be protagonists and capable of great things. I think you don’t have to be a great designer to create an important product, but have simple ideas and great collaborators”

Enrico Corelli - Designer and CEO

Long live, friends.

“Even if it was not, at least at the beginning, the result of design choices, the very conception of our products and their production chain led us to practice a sustainability approach aimed at safeguarding the well-being of the planet”

The chain of customization according to PLH

The concepts of personalization, tailoring, bespoke, “made to measure” and custom are an integral part of PLH's vision, they are intrinsic to it. In a certain way, they come before the project and the product, they serve to think of the electric control plate as a unicum every time, and this even when it refers to an existing collection. Enrico Corelli, CEO of the Milanese company, delves into this theme in depth