Before children are born, parents meticulously baby-proof their home. Any chemicals that can be swallowed are put out of reach, sharp objects are put in drawers that the child cannot reach or open, and electrical outlets are covered--to name a few of the typical tasks. One that is frequently overlooked, however, is covering electrical cords.

In the past, interior design was defined by the color palette that was chosen and the furniture that filled your room. Today, however, design is much more involved. Computers and high-end electronics have found their way into interior design planning. The design of any room--whether a den of technical equipment or a formal parlor--can often be improved with simple cable management solutions.