Hiding kitchen outlets

How to hide your unsightly kitchen outlets! Save your tile backsplash with these smart alternative options for wall outlets.

Different ideas and creative ways on how you can hide outlets in the kitchen during your next kitchen remodel or build!

Whether you choose all traditional electrical outlets, or mix in some USB ports, their existence and location are required by code for your kitchen remodel – but that doesn’t mean they have to be visible. If you don’t like the look of kitchen outlets in your backsplash tile or slab, you have some options. We’re sharing some tips and tricks to help you hide kitchen outlets, or blend kitchen outlets, into your kitchen design, including custom under-cabinet outlets. Learn more…

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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!

After spending so much time looking for the perfect tile for your kitchen backsplash, there's nothing that can ruin your beautiful design like outlets and switches. Local building codes require a specific number of electrical outlets, but you don't have to ruin your beautiful backsplash by placing those white outlets in the middle of your tile. Here are a few ways you can minimize the impact of the electrical outlets and integrate them to your kitchen design. Rotate Your Outlets and Lower…

With some planning, hidden kitchen outlets in your designer backsplash can be accomplished. Learn the planning and the details.

Houzz was a lifesaver while we were in the middle of remodeling so I wanted to contribute and share where we landed with a materials list in case it’s helpful for anyone else! We took our kitchen down to the studs due to a leak that damaged cabinets and floors and we added a window and reconfigured ...

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