Factory switches but no blank spaces to install them!

I’ve been searching and searching for a solution to add switches for a light bar and winch power, but my trucks “blank” spaces are all being used i.e. Toyota has used them all. I’ve never had this problem. Usually no matter how well my vehicle is equipped it has a few blanks.
Has anyone found a good factory looking solution for adding switches for accessories and lights?

 

https://sdhqoffroad.com/products/14...-switch-pro-mount?_pos=1&_sid=8e6e9512f&_ss=r

 

The 2020 has room under the radio just need to find the piece
They moved 2 switches under the radio because of the push button start in 2010

 

https://www.tundras.com/threads/dash-switches-2nd-and-3rd-gen-tundra.249/#post-3252

 

I couldn't get this comment out of my head every time I read your headline to your post. Sorry, no other useful input from me here. I'll see myself out

 

I have been looking at these, but it’s obviously aftermarket and expensive. I may end up going with this but would prefer something that looks more factory.

 

Switch pros are expensive but worth the money and installs look clean. No need to add fuses or relays is a big plus when adding a bunch of lights

 

Check out this spot (post #55) and the one below it (#56). I ended up doing both. Taking the dremmel to the console took some convincing, but I am very happy with how it turned out.

https://www.tundras.com/threads/where-to-add-a-switch.10751/page-2#post-1022120

Here's a link to the $13 switch hole/ mount:
https://www.toyotapartsdeal.com/oem/toyota~base~switch~hole~no~2~55447-0c011.html

 

Nice! Thanks for the reply.