1. Distract with artwork. A quick, renter-friendly fix is to hang up lots of artwork and photographs near the TV to distract the eye. ‘To draw attention away from the TV, cluster artwork in a relaxed, uneven way around it with uneven spacing between,' says Abigail Ahern, designer and owner of Atelier Abigail Ahern .
Then draw all over your wall lightly with pencil or chalk. Mark center, mark left and right edges of the trim-work-to-be. Mark where your cords exit the television on each side and decide where your trim work will best go in order to hide the cords AND look nice. I had 2 cords exiting left and 1 cord exiting right.
5. Slide Cords into a Drawer. Easy modifications can be made to a side table or entertainment console with a drawer to hide cords and get them away from flammable material like curtains and bedsheets. Drilling or cutting a medium-sized hole into the back panel of a table with a drawer will give you space to feed the cord through and discreetly
Drill pilot holes into the piece of wood and position them on the wall. Mark the position of the holes with a pencil. Drill holes for your wall fixings then insert them into the pre-drilled holes. (Choose the appropriate fixings for your wall type). Line the wood up again and screw it into the wall. Check your door opens and closes smoothly.
You hide the cords by running them into the wall where they can't be seen, and they exit by receptacles and/or equipment somewhere else they're not visible. Either that, or gross surface-mount cable "hiders" that can be seen. Your friend is a hack and shouldn’t be allowed in other people’s houses.
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