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#인테리어노하우 #콘수프기록집 Just covering up a power strip makes your home look much neater 🤍 When decorating, there are times when the furniture and accessories are pretty, but the space strangely looks unorganized. In those moments, power strips and wires have a surprisingly significant impact. Especially in high-visibility spaces like the living room, if chargers and various wires are connected to a power strip, the signs of daily life are easily visible no matter how much you try to organize them. So, rather than trying to hide the power strip completely, I use a method of concealing it naturally, treating it like an interior accessory. Using a power strip cover allows you to organize the tangled wires to the back, while the front looks like a neat object, making the space feel much more organized. It is a small change, but the effect is greater than expected, especially in places where the eye frequently rests, such as on shelves or TV stands. Placing books or small objects around the cover also reduces the impression that it is a product meant solely to hide the power strip. Organizing visible signs of daily life one by one, without spending a fortune on furniture, seems to be a small interior know-how that makes a home beautiful. 🤍 #InteriorTips {2 #HomeDecor} {3 #HomeStyling} {4 #MyHomeRecord} {5 #HomeInterior} {6 #LivingRoomInterior} {7 #LivingRoomDecor} {8 #MinimalistInterior} {9 #NeatHome} {10 #Organization} {11 #StorageIdeas} {12 #OrganizationKnowHow} {13 #PowerTapOrganization} {14 #WireOrganization} {15 #PowerTapCover} {16 #PowerTapCover} {17 #HidingLifestyleSigns} {18 #InteriorAccessories} {19 #AestheticInterior} {20 #TodaysHome} {21 #TodaysHomeInterior} {22 #TodaysHomeKnowHow} {23 #WithoutRemodeling} {24 #HomeWithBaby} {25 #ftc25} {26 #ftc25thGeneration} #몽글하우스