A wire loom will take care of all the computer wires as well as the others. The wires fit inside this and if you color code it to your wall (i.e. white for white wall,not brown), it'll clean it up some. Other than having great "plug in" place (which is what I want badly ...like in a closet), there's not much else to do.

But... if you can plug all charger wires into one area, can you or your dh built like a wooden strip to sit this stuff all on w/holes so all the wires hang in the back? Does that make sense? Then the mess is behind it. Does that make sense? Mmm

Be a little careful, though, of running electrical wires alongside wires carrying data or voice. The electrical wires can cause interference with the wires leading to the hard drive and headsets.

This is a question that has been addressed from time to time over on the Kitchen Forum. That's where I learned about the Leviton Out-of-Sight outlet for our cordless phone (see link). You will need to have it on hand for your electrician to look at while he is installing the outlets (before the sheetrock work is done). This Leviton outlet makes is so that you don't have the cords running across the wall from the phone to the electrical. I have it and it's working fine.

As for the cell phone charging, a number of people (again over at Kitchens) have installed outlets in the back of drawers and/or those little flip out trays that you see in front of sinks. These folks leave the charger plugged in and then just close the door on the clutter.

Here is a link that might be useful: Leviton Out-of-Sight Outlet