We don't have much storage space in our living room, so the basket becomes the home of our chargers.
Location
San Francisco Hidden Spot - Revealed
Submitted by Tao
There is no extra storage space to place the large laptop chargers in the living room, so we just drop them in the basket with the blankets.
Location
San Francisco Concealing Cords, Outlet
Submitted by Maria Pitallano
Unable to find a store-bought solution that would serve as a barrier between my 23-month old daughter and the tangle of cords and power strips living under my desk, I repurposed a drawing board as a false wall. It conceals well enough that she no longer has any interest in “exploring” under the desk.
Location
Milan TV and Set Top box cables
Submitted by Mariano Cucchi
This is the way how I hide STB, hard drive, and stuff related to the TV.
Everything hidden in the furniture to minimize cable disorder.
Milan Hidden Kitchen Cables
Submitted by Mariano Cucchi
Hidden
on top of the hanging furniture of the kitchen there are the cables for
lighting the working area.
Everything
is magically clean down on the working area. Above ther is the power
distribution
Milan Bedroom Cabinet
Submitted by Mariano Cucchi
This
is my cabinet aside the bed. It stores all the recharging cables of my devices.
Usually I recharge stuff over night and that’s why they are in the
bedroom. The cabinet is a good solution to hide all that mess.
Location
Milan TV Backside
Submitted by Mariano Cucchi
the TV back side is a mess of cables. To avoid to see them from the front side some
tape has been used to place the cable in an area where is not visible anymore
Location
Milano The Tidiest Desk
Submitted by Simona Bariselli
Karshan, the tidiest person in the office, just some cables spoil his minimalism
Milano Digital Bookshelf
Submitted by Chiara Diana
How to integrate the external Hard Disks into the bookshelf, keeping them accessible and connectible when needed, but nice to see and integrated with the context.
Location
Milano Smart and Hidden
Submitted by Chiara Diana
"not programmed" cable need to cross the living room: what about the big persian carpet?
Location
Shanghai Back of the PC
Submitted by Kaya Lee
Messy wired hidden at back of the computer screen
Location
Manchester Hidden Cables
Submitted by Barbara Tornaghi
A solution to hide cables: a cover of a similar color of the wall
Location
Milan Hidden Cables
Submitted by Barbara Tornaghi
Before
hanging the TV on the wall, they've refurnished the room and: broke the wall,
made a recess (to hide the wall mounting element) made a channel for all the
cables. No cable visible at all.
Pict
taken: Manchester, UK
Location
Milan Hidden Cables
Submitted by Barbara Tornaghi
All the cables are hidden in a dedicated space. the plugs only are exposed.
Location
Milan "personal solution"
Submitted by Barbara Tornaghi
A very cheap and "Personal" solution to fix a cable under a table.
Location
Milan Hidden Cables
Submitted by Barbara Tornaghi
In a supermarket: the cash desk has a space where to hide all the cables. It is
also a storage space and in this example the place for the printer's paper (the long folded type).
Having a space like this, all the cables are simply thrown in…
Pict
taken: Cinisello balsamo (MI)
Shanghai multi-plugs in the meeting room
Submitted by Lydia Kuo
a conference system that pops out of the desk at the touch of a button, with 6 sides to plug in devices and connect
Location
New York Bottomless Console-Hidden
Submitted by Jonas Damon
Basically, I’ve got a (home made) bottom-less console, that goes over my cables, router, speakers, airport, dust ball collections. The top of the console lifts up for servicing. An iMac serving as a TV sits on top of the console.
Location
New York Bottomless Console-Revealed
Submitted by Jonas Damon
Basically, I’ve got a (home made) bottom-less console, that goes over my cables, router, speakers, airport, dust ball collections. The top of the console lifts up for servicing. An iMac serving as a TV sits on top of the console.
Location
New York Living Room
Submitted by Judith Hoogenboom
One outlet for most of my power needs in this space (computer, DVD player, TV, lights, chargers, etc). I did have the ethernet attached to the baseboard, but my dog pulled it out. Have used cable ties to try to tie up loose cable. Mostly try to shove the whole mess under my sofa.
![](http://frogmob.frogdesign.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/node-image/submitted/image-1556190450-t 020.jpg "Milan "personal solution"")
