38 Things To Help Conceal All The Eyesores Around Your Home That You're Tired Of Scowling At
A slim storage cart with locking wheels when space is limited and you'd rather not have your junk on display at all times. This lil' cart will fit almost anywhere and has three shelves for storing essentials.
A large woven storage basket that'll be a lovely addition to the corner of any room *and* it's perfect for hiding odds and ends you don't want strewn about.
A bamboo shelf with a tilt-out hamper — does anyone really enjoy having a hamper that sticks out like a sore thumb? This saves space, conceals it, *and* gives you a couple of storage shelves, too.
Brick whitewash paint to make it look like your home was just featured on an episode of Fixer Upper. This can turn a painful eyesore into a stunning focal point, so what are you waiting for??
A cable organizer box because you shouldn't have to look at tangled cords a moment longer. Protect your peace and conceal the mess with this handy box!
Plus, an under-desk cable management tray if you really want to get serious about hiding your cables. This will keep all those cords dangling behind your desk organized *and* hidden.
A slender storage cabinet for a cute and efficient way to store (okay, hide) additional rolls of TP and bathroom cleaning supplies. It'll fit right in between that once-useless space between the wall and your toilet.
Some concrete paint that'll give your dull, depressing floors the refresh they deserve. It'll require some elbow grease, but the jaw-dropping before and after photos alone will be worth it.
A litter box enclosure because as much as you love your kitto, you could probably do without a litter box in the middle of the room. This will serve as a piece of furniture *and* decor while hiding the litter box you love to hate.
A wipe-on finish restorer to make tired, worn-out furniture look brand new again. You should probably buy this stuff before your evil glare burns a hole in that piece of furniture that simply needs a refresher.
Or for smaller jobs, a set of wood repair markers so you can get rid of those scuffs and scratches. This quick and easy DIY fix will have your stuff lookin' flawless in no time.
A faux ivy privacy screen for the eyesores you have little control over, like your neighbor's messy backyard. Put this up to beautify your space *and* hide the chaos ruining your view.
Under-bed storage bags when it's time to say goodbye to seasonal items (for now, anyway). You'll be able to store bulky items out of sight where they belong.
And while you're at it, a pleated bed skirt to hide all the stuff you're storing under your bed because who wants to see that?? This neat and tidy solution will blend in with the room seamlessly.
A TV cord cover — you didn't do ALL that work of mounting your very expensive television just to have the aesthetic ruined with a mess of cords. This cover basically *becomes* part of the wall, so you'll have to squint to spot it.
A mini bottle of touch-up paint that'll mask any unsightly scuff marks or scratches around your home. Use it on your walls, furniture, cabinets, etc. It's no wonder renters love this stuff.
And when all else fails, a gallon of self-priming paint so you can redo the wall that requires more than a few touchups. It's made without toxic solvents so it won't stink up the entire room. If you're not sure about committing to a full gallon, you can grab a single-color swatch for just $3!
A mid-century starburst chandelier bound to turn heads when anyone enters the room in *the* best way. If you've been looking for a piece of decor to tie your space together and replace that old shabby chandelier that's hanging by a thread, the search is officially over.
An electric pressure washer for tackling all the dirty surfaces around your property you hate to look at. This heavy-duty washer can clean decks, fences, and driveways. It comes with a garden hose adapter, so you can start cleaning up your outdoor area ASAP!
And a semi-transparent deck and stain stealer because it only makes sense to lock in all the hard work you just did. It'll keep your wood surfaces protected from the elements so it stays looking pristine for *much* longer.
A super flat outlet plug that'll make bulky, cluttered a thing of the past. Your room will look wayyy more put together when you swap it out for this sleek outlet plug.
A clever decorative box with a hinged lid — it'll come in handy for concealing odds and ends while helping you keep track of the things that always seem to get misplaced. Think remotes, glasses, pillcases, and so on.
Some modern pendant lights to replace the awful ones you've been holding a secret grudge against for years. You'll actually enjoy looking at these, and your guests will never stop complimenting them.
And a recessed light conversion kit so you can bid farewell to the ugly recessed lighting in your kitchen and hang those luxurious pendant lights instead!
A sneaky slide-out trash can because who wants their garbage to be the first thing guests see upon entering the kitchen? Not you, that's who!!
A roll of toilet sealant tape if you have no intention of picking up a tube of caulk in this lifetime or the next. This self-adhesive tape is flexible and will put such a nice finishing touch on your porcelain throne that you actually won't mind looking at it!
A vinyl transition floor strip for that one threshold in your home that makes you roll your eyes whenever you see it. This will make the transition between rooms and flooring look much more natural.
A magical oil stain remover that'll help bring your driveway and paved walkways back to their original glory days. Simply apply the formula, allow it to dry, then brush it away to reveal a stain-free surface!
Some switch plate covers so you can ~switch~ up all the boring white and beige ones that are currently plaguing your home.
Ceiling-mount shelves when your storage situation is dismal at best and you don't have any room for more furniture. Enter these brilliant shelves that will remain (mostly) out of sight without taking up any valuable floor space!
A macramé tapestry to hide that unsightly electrical panel that makes you want to scream whenever you lay eyes on it. Problem solved!
A bottle of metallic spray paint for reviving metal fixtures and decor items that have seen better days. Your old dingy doorknobs, faucets, and light fixtures don't stand a chance.
A privacy screen that'll conceal those outdoor monstrosities you hate the most — you know, pool equipment, garbage cans, air conditioning units, and anything else that diminishes your curb appeal.
A ~handy~ sink soap dispenser tube kit because that ugly plastic bottle from the dollar store is not doing anything for your kitchen's aesthetic. You'll have one less slippery bottle near the sink *and* you'll have to refill this less often.
A decorative air vent cover if you love almost everything about your home — except for the eyesore of a vent that angers you whenever you walk by it.
Some flexible baseboard trim for that one area in your home that has been seriously neglected and you're finally ready to do something about it. A clean, sleek baseboard can do wonders for a room, so why not add your own?
A large outdoor storage box to store anything you don't want scattered across the lawn, like cushions, kids' toys, and pool supplies.
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