DMS Designs • One of a kind
hand designed light
switchplates for your home or office decor.
Specializing in custom orders to coordinate with your style!
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2. Will the sea glass, shells and/or stones come off? A super strong adhesive is used to secure the sea glass, shells and stones to each switchplate. If they do come off under normal wear and tear, just send it back to us we will replace or fix free of charge. 3. Do you do custom orders? Custom orders are our specialty. We gladly work with you and your personal style to create one of kind switchplates for your home or office decor. 4. Do you have a store? Not at this time, but the plates can be purchased at Decorum, 231 Commercial Street in Portland, Maine's Old Port section of town. View Where to Buy . |
![]() Walking
the beach, collecting sea shells and sea glass has become a lifelong
passion for me, the roots of which were founded in the many hours of
my childhood walking the beaches of Cape Cod looking for interesting "treasures".
The shells were easy to come by,but sea glass was a rare find. The
distinctive shape and color of each piece, wondering about its origin
and how far it had traveled to land on the beach always intrigued me.
Denise M. Stockburger |
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DMS Designs • P.O. Box 458, Kennebunk, ME 04043 • 207-985-5875 • denise@dms-designs.com |
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Their
unique quality and craftsmanship are unparalleled. Hand designed one
of a kind switchplates from DMS Designs are a unique detail for your
home decor. The custom design of each switchplate make each a unique
piece of art rather than just a switchplate.
Each hand designed switchplate from the DMS Designs
studio is signed
and placed in a lovely gift box for giving. 
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Are the switchplates water proof? Each switchplate is UV treated and sealed
with 2 coats of a water resistant finish and can be cleaned with
a damp cloth.
Walking
the beach, collecting sea shells and sea glass has become a lifelong
passion for me, the roots of which were founded in the many hours of
my childhood walking the beaches of Cape Cod looking for interesting "treasures".
The shells were easy to come by,but sea glass was a rare find. The
distinctive shape and color of each piece, wondering about its origin
and how far it had traveled to land on the beach always intrigued me.
Another fascination of mine has been with handmade paper. Even though
I
never perfected the art of making it, I do appreciate the unique texture,
color and fibrous nature of each piece. I scout out papers from all
over
the world at various paper and import stores around New England to
add to
my collection and to use in my creations.
Now, as an adult living on the coast of Maine, I have combined these
two
passions to form my own business creating and designing light
switchplates. I find great pleasure and satisfaction in working on
my
designs and am eager to share these unique products with my customers.