Beautiful Ways to Hide Your AC



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Air conditioning systems are more and more present in modern homes, because they contribute greatly to maintaining adequate indoor comfort, in terms of temperature and humidity. However, unfortunately, an air conditioner is not the most aesthetically pleasing appliance. Most indoor units, although designers strive to make them as discreet and compact as possible, look quite unpleasant, especially when they are in operation, the air vents are open and the control LEDs are on. They do not match all interior design style and that`s why many people opt for hiding them using intelligent solutions.
In the living room, you can use a succession of shelves, with various objects on them, which will discreetly hide, at the last level, the AC unit. In the kitchen, you can opt for a special grille, made from different materials and located at the top of the wall, which will hide successfully your AC. The same type of grille can be used in different areas of the furniture, to complement the overall design. In the bedroom, you can build a false wall to screen off the AC from view and maybe also embed some bookcases.
But let's not forget that the air conditioner is not reduced to the indoor unit. To mask the outdoor unit, you can choose to build something around it (birdhouses, a mini greenhouse etc.) or to plant a fence and vegetation.
Whatever you do, remember these two rules: do not block the airflow and make sure the equipment is easily accessible for Custom HPACES service.

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