How should stair spotlights be switched on?

You see it somewhat one-sided and slightly exaggerated...

yes, just like the automation freelancers who keep telling you: everything is running 100% and absolutely easy.... no problems

So, topic automation outsourced to a separate thread and hopefully presented comprehensively.

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4 rockers with 17 functions - and he wants to tell you that switches in the hallway would be confusing .

Not confusing, I never claimed that...I wrote that switches in passage areas etc. are unnecessary...

Btw. conventionally, instead of the one multi-button switch in the kitchen, I would need something like this construction on the wall:



Is that better now? More comfortable? More affordable? Easier to operate?

By the way, the picture is from a show house. In other words, houses are built like this today...because many builders want electric shutters, venetian blinds, and many different light sources in the house.

Every drilled box costs about 15-20 euros, every insert 10-20 euros, plus the frame another 10 euros, plus each cover 5 euros (mid-price range since you build for yourself and not with the cheapest materials)

With such a construction, it quickly adds up to 350 euros....just as a side note...

I am also not trying to convince anyone here...my answer to the initial question is in post #2

But you try to proselytize.
We don't have any roller shutters at all and "only" light switches.

I only answer the questions asked... no more and no less...

If you don't have [Rollläden], then that's just the way it is... that doesn't mean others build their houses without them too.

I almost feel sorry for you if you build without [Rollläden]...