Minimalist Home | Cable Management 

Finally someone pulls back the curtains on actually making things in your home look and feel more minimalist. Very practical thanks!

Looking forward to the house tour

Night and day difference. The painters tape trick was something I wouldn't have thought of. Thanks for sharing.

Expanding the topics and content I see ! Love the aesthetics 🔥✨

That's another an adorable video. Since I started watching your channel I change my wardrobe, my flat to a good side, thanks !

You read my mind. I was literally all day looking for this content yesterday!

Very clean as always! ❤️

Where did the TV cable go after you fed it through the hole in the wall? We never saw where the other end of the cable came out and connected to the media box?

Lookinh forward to the house tour 😎

Amazing video as always!!

NEW PLACE. NICE!!!

Killed it, well produced

Proper! Definitely doing this

Congrats on the new house! Impressive feat in the Bay Area!

F91W CLASSIC!!!

really nice video man. the new space looks beautiful

Always love your video!

Perfect in every way... 😁

I was just thinking about this particular issue the other day and now seeing your video. How strange!

I didn’t even know that flush mount extension cords or elbow coaxial connectors existed! These would have helped clean up so much clutter years ago! Now, I know!

It should be noted that the Frame's included fiber optic cable is not rated to be in the wall and goes against city codes in most places. This is because the cable carries power and is not insulated. Samsung sells a wall-rated cable, but it is pretty spendy, unfortunately. Just wanted to mention it as a fellow Frame owner.

Just to note- a better option for the TV would be to install an actual outlet, as running live wires through drywall may be against code in your area. I had to install an outlet and then snaked an HDMI through the drywall down to my receiver.

Let’s gooo! Thanks for the quality content as always! 🙏🏼🙏🏼

Cool tips

Interviewer: what's your skill? Him: i am the god of cable management

Really helpful, also is the first time to see Hole Saw this tool lol

Love the. Vibe

Wait! I don't get how the TV works. What happened with the cables you put inside the wall?

WoW 🤩 awesome

Beautiful tv stand that you use for your audio setup. Do you have the dimensions/website for that stand? I would like to build one similar to yours. Thank you!

I love that living room...so clean and minimal. One question tho, where do the tv cables that go through the wall end up? You didn't show where they exit the wall. Or did i miss something?

Nice. Can i ask you the brand of table in the living room?

Hi @Hueguh where is your media cabinet from? I love it!

@Hueguh what is the name of that very cool small tool bag? I would love to get one. great video.

How do you like that TV? Been considering a frame TV since we're moving houses soon and looks fantastic as it would otherwise be a black large rectangle on a white wall.

I love the look of your videos are you shooting log on the a7iii or another profile?

I see Hueguh, I click.

Please tell me you painted the coax elbow white. Love not seeing cords!

Cool. Tv looks way too small for the space though.

Is the cable for the Frame TV in-wall rated?? Last I heard it wasn't, and that's the only thing that keeping me from buying this TV. Alternatively, if it works without it being in-wall rated, then I guess I'll take the risk because I love the clean look.

How will you fill that wall after?

Do you have a list of tools used? Actually, could be a cool video idea: Suggested tools to have on hand…maybe you could even get a sponsorship by DeWalt etc, ;)

This video is about how to hide wires but im sold on the hole tools.... lol i think i mighy buy a set for my husband for fathers day...lol

I feel like the tv cable process is missing a few steps? Where does that cable go? Isn't there a second hole that needs to be created near the power source? Also, why is there no insulation in those walls - that would certainly make it more difficult.

Please make some video on your wardrobe and apartment once again. All the way from Nepal 🇳🇵

Where did you get your furniture? I’m looking for that similar aesthetic

Okay but where did the one connect box end up? WE GOTS TO KNOW.

Please mention the pair of Speakers brand 🙏🏼 I'm planning to buy the same and make a new video on those dope speakers 💯💯💯

Nice but the remote wouldnt work in the cabin so you need a solution for that. Like multiremote from Logitech for a $100.

TV cable went where? Otherwise another great video.

What's with the sexy music? I feel like this video should be called "Cable Management after dark". 🤣🤣🤣🤣

New mic? Your voice sounds extra CRISP

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And that set of hole saws was never used again ;)

Where did you get that big brown cabinet piece??

Nice ideas snd TV man. But too small for the space

Running the cable through the wall is only possible, if the wall isn't made of concrete ;) In some countries, the walls are only made of concrete...you'd need on-wall raceways for those cases

What about that standing light cable lol

with all those minimalist homes I always ask myself how they take care of room accoustics with such nearly empty rooms. Don‘t you have lots of echos?

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I got rid of my large TV and keep a 43 inch in my living room. The TV is no longer the central or primary attraction in my living room. To the contrary it’s not even in my top 5.

too bad my house's walls are reinforced concrete instead of wood

House tour?

What is the black watch you wear?

Ah its time to rethink of my cables

can you fly out to singapore and help me out with this. i only want you

Where da cable go?

May I know what kind of wall is that? We use brick walls here definitely cannot do the drilling like you did.

I think it’s a clean flat but minimalistic

I laughed out loud in Canadian when this guy casually drilled a hole in his Californian paper-house... Nice video otherwise!

Hi hoogah how are you?

Please make a new home tour :

Exposed cables freaks me out. I see people with awesome set up but too bad cable management that ruins the look of it.

Unfortunately this just work with the toy houses that Americans like to build... Here it would be very messy to do it with our masonry houses.

that tv is way too small for the room lmao you need to upgrade 🤣

that tv small as shit even if it was a painting

tv over the fireplace. currently looking for a house and ones with a fireplace get nixd. who the hell wants to watch tv like theyre sitting in the second row of a movie theater? i dont get it. besides, who uses fireplaces anyways? in a cottage, on a lake? sure, cozy. in your living room, pardon me, den? nope. rant done. nice video. cheers.

Poorly thought out and communicated in regards to all of the steps necessary for this kind of project to be safe, successful, and actually work. Sure, the content created used a very minimal stud finder to locate the stud but didn't do any other checking to see what else was inside the wall such as electrical wiring, water pipes, or vents. Drilling into electrical wiring can be very harmful to you, possibly even fatal, or could even cause a fire. Never drill into a wall without knowing exactly what is in the wall, and where it is in the wall, that you're drilling into. As mentioned by others, there is no mention of how or where the cable that was run through the wall exited. As mentioned in another comment, what is the safety rating of the cable being run through the wall? If the cable isn't rated for in-wall use, the cable can pick up interference from other cables in the wall such as the electrical wiring and cause issues with the proper functioning of the device. The cables could also possibly get hot or get nibbled on by critters and cause a fire. Also, putting electronics in an enclosed cabinet without any ventilation is very unsafe. The electronics can overheat and become damaged or even start a fire. The use of angle adapters on COAX cables can add additional attenuation to the cable which might make the cable TV service and/or broadband internet service not work correctly or consistently. Plus, the content creator was using power tools without any PPE (personal protection equipment) such as safety glasses. This entire video is wrought with safety hazards. If the content creator did all of the appropriate research and checks then he needs to note that information in the video or at least comment that all possible safety concerns were investigated before the work was started. It looks like the content creator spent more time editing the video than actually researching the project and doing the work. If you have watched this video and are reading this comment, please do not do any work without protecting yourself, investigating the equipment you're dealing with to be sure it is safe for the desired use, knowing what you are cutting or drilling into, and ensuring that any and all electronics have proper ventilation. Do your research before hand to ensure you're not introducing any safety hazards or issues into your home entertainment setup and that you are performing any work safely. An ounce of prevention is worth more than a pound of regret.

**Laughs in European** Nice video though !

The music made this unwatchable.

Nice putting the speakers on the same table as the turntable.... Noob of noobs