My wife and I each have cell phones, PDAs, bluetooth headsets, and rechargeable batteries.
That's 8 chargers right there, and the tangle of cords was too much for either of us. Too often, something went uncharged because the lack of outlet space left these devices spread around the house.
Solution: I bought a small cabinet for the living room, about 10" deep, 42" high, and 48" wide. It had two drawers set above two doors. The drawers were about 5" deep, and were lined, perfect for storing/charging our electronic devices.
After making some minor repairs and some paint, (it was on clearance due to some cosmetic damage.) I removed the rear panel and began to create a new home for all of our chargers.
I added brackets to the top edge of the back to the drawers to hold the cables neatly in place. This prevents the cables from slipping out of the drawer, and keeps them from getting tangled.
I cut out a small portion of the rear support under the drawers to allow the cables to be fed up from inside the cabinet.
I then cut a hole in the rear panel, that matched the wall outlet placement at the location where the cabinet would stand. Then I re-assembled the unit.
I then mounted two power strips inside the cabinet, on the rear vertical supports. These would accept the power-blocks and chargers.
It now sits in our living room, a nice addition to the decor, and a neat way to hide/charge all of our devices, my devices in one drawer, my wife's devices in the other.