skip to main content

Problem with electrical outlet

10 years ago

I have an end table between my sofa and loveseat. The floor outlet sits directly below the table. The outlet with all the plugs is visible when entering the room. It is quite unsightly, and I need advice as to what type of table to purchase to cover the plugs.

Sort by:Oldest

Comments (2)

User
10 years ago
First, let us address this sofa and love seat combo. How about replacing the love seat with 2 chairs. Move the sofa over the outlet and put a floor lamp next to the sofa. The sofa will hide the outlet. Put the end table between the new chairs:)
acm
10 years ago
Find a table with a low shelf, or one that has a cabinet underneath, nightstand-style.

Modern Craftsman End Table By Homestyles · More Info

Alaterre Pomona Metal and Reclaimed Wood End Table · More Info

Palmer Round End Table, Mink Finish · More Info

X-End Table · More Info

Carson Forge Side Table, Washington Cherry 3a · More Info
Related Professionals
Kissimmee Interior Designers & Decorators · Panama City Interior Designers & Decorators · Lewiston Interior Designers & Decorators · Temecula Interior Designers & Decorators · Grand Junction Interior Designers & Decorators · Spanish Fork Interior Designers & Decorators · Cincinnati Architects & Building Designers · Portsmouth Architects & Building Designers · Philadelphia Architects & Building Designers · Williamsburg Architects & Building Designers · Helena Architects & Building Designers · Augusta Kitchen & Bathroom Designers · Vidalia Kitchen & Bathroom Designers · Clarksville Kitchen & Bathroom Designers · Jackson Kitchen & Bathroom Designers

Related Stories

REMODELING GUIDES The Hidden Problems in Old Houses

By Matt Clawson

Before snatching up an old home, get to know what you’re in for by understanding the potential horrors that lurk below the surface

HOUSEKEEPING 10 Problems Your House May Be Trying to Show You

By Mitchell Parker

Ignore some of these signs and you may end up with major issues. We tell you which are normal and which are cause for concern

ECLECTIC HOMES Houzz Tour: Problem Solving on a Sloped Lot in Austin

By Matthew Ankeny

A tricky lot and a big oak tree make building a family’s new home a Texas-size adventure

GREAT HOME PROJECTS Power to the People: Outlets Right Where You Want Them

By Mitchell Parker

No more crawling and craning. With outlets in furniture, drawers and cabinets, access to power has never been easier

DECORATING GUIDES Solve Privacy Problems With Window Film

By Lindsey M. Roberts

Let the light in and keep prying eyes out with an inexpensive and decorative window film you can apply yourself

BASEMENTS Basement of the Week: High-End Problem Solving for a Show House

By Becky Harris

Dark and dated? Naturally. But this '70s-style basement had myriad other design issues too. See how the designer rose to the challenge

LANDSCAPE DESIGN Problem Solving With the Pros: An Abundant Garden Stretches Its Means

Swaths of resilient, eye-catching plants thrive with little care or resources in the landscape of a Pennsylvania farmhouse

PRODUCT PICKS Guest Picks: Energy-Saving Accessories

By Jennifer Young

Keep electric bills in check despite cold days with these stylish lamps, chargers, outlets and more

TASTEMAKERS Schoolhouse Electric Powers Up Timeless Lighting

By Vanessa Brunner

Enduring lighting designs from this storied home furnishings company mix practicality, simplicity and beauty

ACCESSORIES Easy Green: Cut Electricity Use With 15 Unplugged Home Devices

By Laura Gaskill

Crank up the energy savings, courtesy of household items that come into power the old-fashioned way: manually

Sponsored

More Discussions

1928 room that has accumulated about a century of competing decisions

33

"Walk into your home like you've never been there.........."

14

help me with my entry way wall

9

Combining composite front steps with wood porch floorboards

1

Bifold Doors in Bathroom

3