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The Architecture Beneath the Surface
Electrical systems, outlets, data connections and controls are essential to contemporary life, yet they rarely form part of the architectural vision. Traditionally, they are added to finished surfaces, becoming visible interruptions within an otherwise carefully composed environment.
The Art of Disappearing
Designed as a minimal alternative to traditional electrical systems, 22 System integrates electrical wall accessories directly into architectural finishes, allowing technology to become part of the architecture rather than an addition to it.
The Quiet Power of Detail
A light switch occupies only a fraction of a wall, yet its material, proportion and placement can subtly influence the character of an entire room.
The Value of Finishes in Interior Design
At Forbes & Lomax, finishes are considered an extension of the design itself.
22 System by Bocci arrives in Portugal
The 22 System is a range of electrical accessories designed for flush installation across a variety of materials. Rather than relying on a different solution for each finish, it uses mounting plates specifically adapted to the material in which it will be installed.
Forbes & Lomax — The Language of Finishes
In a world where detail is often subordinated to function, Forbes & Lomax builds its identity precisely from detail itself.
Forbes & Lomax: The invisible detail in architecture and interior design
In contemporary interior design, the quality of a project is often revealed in the smallest details. Switches, sockets, and lighting controls may seem secondary, yet they play a crucial role in the visual coherence of a space.