12 Genius Ways to Hide Every Wire in Your Home

12 Genius Ways to Hide Genius Ways to Hide Every Wire in Your Home Every Wire in Your Home

To do so, adhere clear cord clips like these Command Cord Clips along the back edges of your furniture. To do so, adhere clear cord clips like these Command Cord Clips along the back edges of your furniture. 1. Hook cords to the back of your furniture. 1. Hook cords to the back of your furniture. *BobVila.com and its partners may earn a commission if you purchase a product through one of our links.

Disguise the clutter of all those charging cords with this slim sofa table from Etsy seller MittenStateWoodworks. Disguise the clutter of all those charging cords with this slim sofa table from Etsy seller MittenStateWoodworks. 2. Corral cables behind the couch. 2. Corral cables behind the couch.

Plastic tracks like these mount directly to the wall on top of wires. Plastic tracks like these mount directly to the wall on top of wires. 3. Hide TV wires in plain sight. 3. Hide TV wires in plain sight.

The best solution for keeping the cords of a wall-mounted TV out of sight involves hiding them behind the wall itself using recessed cable plates. The best solution for keeping the cords of a wall-mounted TV out of sight involves hiding them behind the wall itself using recessed cable plates. 4. Run TV wires inside the wall. 4. Run TV wires inside the wall.

A cable wrap like the MOSOTECH 120-inch Cable Sleeve provides an easy way to consolidate all the loose cords that dangle from your desk. A cable wrap like the MOSOTECH 120-inch Cable Sleeve provides an easy way to consolidate all the loose cords that dangle from your desk. 5. Tuck cord chaos into tubing. 5. Tuck cord chaos into tubing.

Making a few creative modifications to a desk drawer can do away with the eyesore of a clunky power strip parked on the floor and overflowing with cords. Making a few creative modifications to a desk drawer can do away with the eyesore of a clunky power strip parked on the floor and overflowing with cords. 6. Slip them into a drawer. 6. Slip them into a drawer.

Eliminate the tripping hazard of a cable running the length of your home office, living room, or bedroom by outfitting existing baseboards in the room with baseboard cord channels . Eliminate the tripping hazard of a cable running the length of your home office, living room, or bedroom by outfitting existing baseboards in the room with baseboard cord channels . 7. Snake cords through baseboard accessories. 7. Snake cords through baseboard accessories.

Consider bookending your home library with this creative router cover available from Etsy seller Covobox. Consider bookending your home library with this creative router cover available from Etsy seller Covobox. 8. Stash wires and routers in “books.” 8. Stash wires and routers in “books.”

Use a cord cover raceway like this one from ZGYJM that’s designed for baseboards, but flip it 90 degrees so a flat side is on top. Use a cord cover raceway like this one from ZGYJM that’s designed for baseboards, but flip it 90 degrees so a flat side is on top. 9. Follow the chair rail. 9. Follow the chair rail.

Minimize cords that need a wall plug with furniture that has integrated outlets like the Andover Mills Abbottsmoor end table . Minimize cords that need a wall plug with furniture that has integrated outlets like the Andover Mills Abbottsmoor end table . 10. Add living room furniture with hidden outlets. 10. Add living room furniture with hidden outlets.

Instead of worrying about moving electronics and furniture so wires are closer to outlets, just run the wires along the floor and cover them with a floor cover that looks like wood from Electriduct to blend in with your flooring. Instead of worrying about moving electronics and furniture so wires are closer to outlets, just run the wires along the floor and cover them with a floor cover that looks like wood from Electriduct to blend in with your flooring. 11. Camouflage cords on the floor. 11. Camouflage cords on the floor.

Make sure to cap it with chair rail and trim the bottom with baseboard for a finished look. Make sure to cap it with chair rail and trim the bottom with baseboard for a finished look. 12. Add wainscoting to create a channel for wires. 12. Add wainscoting to create a channel for wires.

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