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Crafting the perfect custom island! How about adding a hidden multi-outlet system! ? Easy installation, functional accessory, tucked away to preserve the stu...
Outlets might seem like a secondary thought (or more like 25th down the list of things to think about during construction), but where you put outlets can make such a difference in how you use your home. We have a list of places we like to include outlets for our clients, and today on the blog we’re sharing 15 places you don’t want to forget outlets in your own build.
We want you to enjoy that beautiful hadmade tile backspalsh you picked, not look at ugly electrical outlets! That's why we work with our custom cabinet maker to create a space for the outlets. We're obsessed with the clean look and the simple functionality.
Tiled-In Outlet Cover/Switchplate in Kitchen Backsplash Tile
Nobody likes it when an outlet cover breaks up an otherwise cohesive design. Garrison Hullinger solved this issue in the kitchen by using a tiled-in outlet cover in the subway tile backsplash for his remodel of a 1971 Robert Rummer midcentury modern home in Beaverton / Portland, Oregon. Check out our Interior Alchemy Blog for more ideas on How to Hide Electrical Outlets in a Kitchen.
Watch as a simple push transforms this sleek kitchen island into a hub of convenience with a hidden power outlet! Say goodbye to clutter and hello to seamless design with Funtime's innovative storage solutions that power up your space without interrupting its style. Discover the magic of modern kitchen design where functionality meets sophistication.
A flush-mount power outlet is installed directly with the wall, creating a surface that is level and flushed. This is a great way to hide the not so aesthetically pleasing equipment. Another way is by under cabinet outlets, shown at the top of the picture. This is a strip of power outlets placed directly under your cabinetry in a "nook". Both are great options and would be a functional feature to add within your home!
