For those of you working in environments design--or looking to trick your studio out with little details that will impress high-end clients--check out the work of this French fixtures company. They've been around since 1995, when company founder André Bousquet "took a chance on the previously non-existent market of luxury electrical switches and founded Meljac." Today they manufacture a variety of buttons, levers, keypads, switches, doorbells, outlets and more:

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Custom configurations and engravings are available as well.

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With clients like Louis Vuitton, the NoMad Hotel, the Ritz, the Louvre and the freaking Chateau of Versailles, these are not fixtures you're going to pitch to that lowly start-up that hired you to design their lousy rented office space; but if you land that gig to redesign Kanye's foyer, Meljac should be your go-to.