Anyone designed a cover for Resmed machines?

[Asjb]

My Resmed Aircurve ASV machine lives on my bed table. I can't be bothered to dismantle, unplug etc to hide it when I'm not using it during daytime.
It's a very fine treatment thing but, let's be honest, it's pretty ugly in a bedroom! 
Has anyone found or made a daytime cover that's pretty/elegant and isn't knitted or crocheted?
Thanks for any ideas

[Crimson Nape]

Several members have modified their nightstand so the CPAP can be located inside the stand's drawer.  That way it is completely out of sight.

- Red

[Nightynite]

I did exactly what Red said, works like a charm. You could even order a nice 2 drawer nightstand on wayfair and be done.  There’s also the benefit of your unit being lower which creates a perfect angle for the hose to drain excess moisture back to the chamber if you experience rainout.

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[Sleeprider]

Mine is in a nightstand drawer with a 2-inch hole cut in the rear for the tube and power. It's accessible, but out of sight and cannot be pulled off a table. Very quiet this way.

[B1Sailor]

I also did as Sleeprider stated. My nightstand still has a hole in the side. But now I am trying and liking the top connect masks. I know I could have continued to keep it in the cabinet but since I am also using a hanger arm now, mine is out of the closet. ;-)

I have a dedicated cart to swing it close and away from bed. For the occasional BR break, I can swing it to the throne and not even disconnect. Happy time. LOL