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creeser Why not paint the wall the orange you like than use a series of dark shelves ...as in the photo attached ... to help the unit blend in more.
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Baltimore Architectural Detail LLC Perhaps you could build a simple baffle in front of it, you can use the baffle to help direct the air if you like and it will also help to queit it a bit. In this image, we used a baffle to hide a series of plumbing connections we had no choice about dropping below finished ceiling. The effect was both artful and attractive.

Baltimore Architectural Detail LLC And we put very cool lighting above the baffle also :)

olldbobbi Creeser nailed it, I think that's the perfect solution....olldbobbi

Gabberts Design Studio Love Creesers idea! Perfect way to hide it

tantetus Thank you guys. I love both ideas very much, but I may have to opt with the floating shelves as they maybe cheaper and easier to install. Thanks again

Baltimore Architectural Detail LLC always glad a homemowner looks to pros for help, I think the shelves are a great idea also.

creeser Baltimore, I'm no pro. Just an old lady that loves design. :)

Welcome Home designs I agree with the floating shelves - perfect solution. Make sure you hide the cord though - you can buy strips to place over the cords at most hardware stores. I would suggest making the adjacent wall your accent wall. That way your eye will automatically go to that wall instead of to the air conditioner. Happy decorating!

Margaret Phillips Creasers idea is inspired. There is a cover for the electric line, long straight line and you can paint it. You can get it at any hardware store. I'm not sure what they call it.

eztia Floating shelves with conduit for the electrical cord would seem to be the easiest solution.

One can buy conduit at Home Depot. I have attached a few photos showing different kinds for interior use.
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eztia Sorry, unable to transfer photo.

Interiors International, Inc. If you could combine the baffles and the floating shelves that would be the best of both and complete the entire wall.