From View: 15 Best Ideas for Hiding Cables, Radiators and Sockets

Idea #1: Cable as a Decorative Element

Turn the tangled cable under your feet into part of your interior design by making it an original decorative item. Simply wrap the cable with ribbons or thick rope. The key is that the color of the "wrapping" should complement your interior palette.

Idea #2: Wall Art

It's hard to get rid of the television cable! But we have a solution – unleash your creativity and make that hated cable the foundation of an artwork. By decorating the wall with drawings and photos, you not only hide the cable but also give your interior a unique touch.

Idea #3: Hide and Seek

Even the most stylish workspace can look untidy when dozens of cables snake under your feet. To solve this problem once and for all, cover the exposed cables with a panel or curtains.

Idea #4: Clever Camouflage

The cable from a desk lamp keeps getting in the way! Fortunately, it can easily be hidden behind the table leg by attaching clips.

Idea #5: Cable Wall Art

A long cable can become a stunning wall-mounted art piece. Shape it as desired and secure it with clips. Your walls can come alive with cities, animals, or even abstract compositions.

Idea #6: Cable Fence

Another creative way to hide a long cable is to shield it with a decorative "fence." Attach it to the skirting board and forget about messy cables forever!

Idea #7: Under a Screen

Just like the eye-catching cable, a radiator can easily spoil the look and style of an interior, especially in Khrushchyovka apartments. Cover the radiator with a screen – and the problem is solved! Additionally, the radiator can be used as an unusual bookshelf.

Idea #8: In One Color

There is also a more budget-friendly option for hiding a radiator. Simply paint it in the same color as the wall: by matching the wall tone, the radiator becomes a beautiful continuation of the interior.

Idea #9: Out of Sight!

Open sockets inevitably spoil the look of an interior. To avoid this, buy special socket covers that hide unattractive holes from your view.

Idea #10: Safety First

– Above All

Open sockets not only harm the interior but also pose a danger to children. Protect your little ones by covering the holes with special "plaster." Now you can sleep peacefully!

Idea #11: Practical Cover

Are the sockets too high and pose a risk to your phone? Unleash your creativity and sew a practical cover from old pants. You can also make a cover from an empty shampoo bottle – now your gadget won't fall!

Idea #12: Surprise Box

Everyone is familiar with the situation where a gadget dies at the most inconvenient time. To prevent this from happening again, store all charging devices in a drawer and keep all gadgets there.

Idea #13: One Place

Cable chaos has upset more than a dozen nerves! To stop getting irritated over trivial matters, label all cables and charging devices. For convenience, you can dedicate a separate box for them.

Idea #14: Smart Storage

Don't throw away the cardboard tubes from used toilet paper rolls, as they are perfect for storing cables and wires. No more confusion: label the tubes, and you won't have to spend hours searching for the right cable.

Idea #15: Book with a Secret

A bulky router can easily fit into an old book binding, long abandoned by its pages. Book lovers will be delighted!