Outlet

Curemonte Outlet A considered outlet for finished rooms

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A custom-module wall outlet in black or white — a detail that holds its own in a room where everything else has been chosen carefully.
Color
Black
White
Protection plan
1-Year Included
Standard coverage
2-Year +$9
Extended coverage
3-Year +$19
Premium coverage
5-Year +$29
Ultimate coverage
1
Estimated arrival by Sep 17, 2026
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Specifications
Finish
Black / White
Installation
Standard wall outlet box (specify your region when ordering)
Note
Contact our team for specific electrical specifications and compatibility with your local standard
The Object

The socketmade to be noticed less

Most outlets draw the eye by looking out of place. The Curemonte doesn't — its custom module face sits flush and resolves cleanly in black or white, the kind of detail you notice only when it's missing. For renovations where the walls and switches have already been chosen with care, it's the socket that belongs in the room.
Why you'll love it
  • Custom module face — black or white, matches considered interiors
  • Flush, resolved form — sits in the wall rather than on it
  • Quiet operation — smooth, clean insertion and removal
  • Builder-grade alternative — holds its finish and form over time
  • Works with any standard electrician — familiar installation process
Details

A standard outlet swap — power off, match the wires, new brass outlet in. GFCI and USB-C models just have a couple of extra terminals to watch for.

What's included

Brass plate, your selected outlet type (Standard, USB-C, or GFCI), and mounting accessories.

What you'll need

  • Screwdriver, wire stripper

Step by step

  1. Turn off the power — at your circuit breaker or fuse box.
  2. Remove the old cover plate — unscrew it and set it aside.
  3. Take out the old outlet — unscrew it from the electrical box and gently pull it out.
  4. Disconnect the wires — loosen the screws, or if back-inserted, cut and strip the ends.
  5. Connect the wires to the new outlet — wrap around screws or insert into terminals, following the Line, Neutral, and Ground markings (especially for GFCI and USB-C outlets).
  6. Secure the new outlet — tuck the wires back into the electrical box and fasten with the provided screws.
  7. Attach the new cover plate — place the brass plate over the outlet and screw it in.
  8. Turn the power back on — at the circuit breaker or fuse box.
  9. Test it — plug in a device to confirm power. For USB-C, test with a compatible charger. For GFCI, press the Test and Reset buttons to confirm it's working.

Good to know

  • If anything seems off or you're unsure, reach out to a certified electrician — safety comes first.

Questions? Email hey@navadecor.co.

Every order is eligible for customization. Frequently requested:

  • Adjusted hanging or suspension length
  • Custom material finish or paint color
  • Modified light emission color or temperature
  • Dimmer integration
  • Scaled dimensions — larger or smaller
  • Complete fixture redesign to your specifications
Standard shipping

Complimentary worldwide shipping to 120+ countries. Delivery within 21 business days from your order date.

Priority processing

Need it sooner? Add Priority Processing at checkout to fast-track manufacturing — approximately 10–20 business days to delivery.

Returns

14 days from receipt to initiate a return. A 20% restocking fee applies to returns or exchanges not due to defect or damage. To start a return, email .

A standard 1-year manufacturer warranty is included. Extend to 2, 3, or 5 years total coverage at checkout.

Protection coverage
  • Manufacturing defects — faults in materials or workmanship
  • Electrical issues — electrical component failures under normal use
  • Finish defects — premature flaking, pitting or discoloration
  • Not covered — accidental or physical damage, moisture and corrosion, normal wear and tear, and light bulbs
Simple claims process
  1. Contact our support team via email.
  2. Provide your order details and a description of the issue.
  3. Receive a decision within 48 hours. If approved, we ship a replacement at no cost to you.
On the detail

Black or whiteflush to the wall plate

The custom module face is the part of a wall outlet that gets touched, looked at, and judged every day. On the Curemonte, the finish is consistent and the tolerances are tight — so the gap between plate and module disappears, and the outlet reads as part of the wall rather than attached to it.

Innovative engineering · intelligent design
What separates a custom outlet module from a builder-grade fitting.
Finished look

The module face sits flush and clean — no exposed screws, no plastic seams at the edge of the plate.

Two colours

Black for dark-toned walls and joinery; white for plaster, stone, or painted walls.

Durable finish

Holds its colour and surface quality over years of daily use — where cheaper outlets yellow, scratch, or loosen.

In a few words
Flush module faceBlack or whiteQuiet operationDurable finishFor finished rooms
Frequently asked

To be an outlet that doesn't look out of place in a considered room. It powers devices the way any outlet does — but the custom module face means it belongs in rooms where the switches, fixtures, and finishes have all been chosen deliberately.

When the room is primarily for living rather than working — a dining room, a bedroom, a lounge. USB ports look purposeful and slightly commercial; a clean standard outlet disappears into the wall. You can always use a discrete USB adaptor when you need it.

All three — but it's particularly valuable in rooms where a lot of design attention has been paid. A kitchen with stone benches and considered joinery; a bedroom with plaster walls and linen; a living room with a well-chosen light fitting. The outlet shouldn't undercut any of that.

The module is the functional insert — the part with the socket face — as distinct from the wall plate. A custom module is made to tighter tolerances and in a controlled finish, rather than mass-produced in builder-grade plastic that yellows over time.

It works for both, but renovations are where it pays most. When walls, floors, and joinery are all being resolved together, specifying the outlet at the same time means you're not retrofitting a finish decision after everything else is done.

Not obviously — which is the point. The Curemonte makes a visible difference only when compared to a builder-grade outlet in the same room. The improvement is in resolution and consistency, not in the outlet drawing attention to itself.

Both. The finish holds better over time — no yellowing, no loosening module face, no scratching at the insert points. Practically and visually, it performs better over a decade than a standard fitting.

Yes — it's worth deciding before installation. Black works with dark joinery, charcoal walls, and matte finishes. White works with plaster, stone, and painted walls. A mismatched colour is more visible than a matched one, so it's worth specifying at the point of order.

Yes — the Curemonte fits a standard wall outlet box and installs the same way as any other outlet module. No special tools or knowledge required. The electrical connection is identical to any standard fitting your electrician works with.

Yes — builder-grade outlets use lower-grade plastics that yellow and scratch with daily use. The Curemonte's custom module face is built to hold its finish and form through years of daily contact, which matters in rooms that are meant to last.

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