Ideally, this isnt set as high up as a cabinet, and its not out of sight.
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I swear by sleek electrical switch plates and outlets Carroll says.
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Or, you might simply paint over them.
Painting them the same color as the walls will create a clean seamless look, says Carroll.
When all else fails, use bold artwork or vintage furniture in the space to distract from those eyesores.
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It works every time."
Interior designer Gregory W. Feller says this is his biggest issue, and one he always tries to combat.
Messy Power Cords
Tangled clumps ofpower cords arent just an eyesore; theyre often visually distracting.
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This is why Feller says hell go to great lengths to tuck them away.
Rather than letting the strips sit on the floor, he makes the most of well-placed furniture.
He then uses a zip tie to attach the main cord to the back of the furniture leg.
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It’s also possible they’re bland, boring, or dull.
Replacing your interior doors, though, might not be the easiest solution.
Luckily, Feller says you might stillmake design changes to your doorsif needed.
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This can further minimize the contrast thats pulling your attention.
Surge protectors and power strips (shown) look like they do the same thing, but only surge protectors are designed to keep electronic equipment safeEekhoff Picture Lab / GettyImages
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