Lily Gahagan That's a tricky one. I'd say it would have to be battery operated or the cord could be slipped under a rug. Most likely it's just been Photoshopped out of this image. :)

Here's a product that could work for hiding the cord under a side of the desk and down its leg:

Cordini Cordini, it's very easy to use in homes, apartments, dorms, offices virtually everywhere you have an outlet you can use Cordini. Cordini is a cord storage product, it's packaged, patent pending, trademarked, electrical certified by Intertek, a member of GS1 US Barcodes, made and manufactured in the USA and also currently being sold on QVC. Cordini was also awarded "Best New Product in 2012" at the Great Big Texas Home Show in the Texas Stadium in Dallas.
I had a booth at three Home & Garden Shows, I sold over 630 in only three weekends. It was a jaw dropping experience to most that saw my invention and how easily it gets rid of excessive cord length.
Please look at my website, www.Cordini.biz look at the "Before & After" photos and the installation video you can see yourself that this product works on every oulet in your home. It's new, it's unique, it's tough, it's Cordiini!
Overview of product
I invented the Cordini – a cord storage product -- to help eliminate excessive cord length. But, it has the potential to do so much more! Store cords easily and eliminate excessive cord length, and more importantly potential safety hazards, with the new Cordini.
Using the Cordini can help prevent accidents, eliminate trip hazards and keep toddlers and pets safe. Use the Cordini with a variety of appliances, including: cell phone chargers, floor lamps, table lamps, oscillating fans, alarm clocks, desktop speaker wires, telephone wires, electric toothbrushes, electric shavers, pencil sharpeners, televisions, stereos, radios, PS3 boxes, paper shredders, printers, blenders, candle warmers the list is virtually endless.
There are two versions of this unique product: the Recess Cordini and the Flush Cordini. Both are easy to install, only takes a screwdriver!

gwenaele Pendergast Valspar Navy is too blue. I would say this is closer to "Almost Black" by Benjamin Moore. I just painted my living room this color and also it is called almost black, it is more a slate blue and it looks exactly as the picture (and I love it). Be sure too check

beth128 gwenceotto I will check it out, I am looking for a gray blue. Thanks