This one is for all you gamers! Are you looking for a place to play, wash and repeat? To create your game room, you don’t necessarily need a whole attic or basement. A wall, an empty corner or a temporary pool table can quickly transform into a gaming space. Gamers love to show off their passion for movies, books and other entertainment. Some rooms have more traditional elements such as pinball machines, board games and other non-electronic gaming. Some rooms can be extravagant and memorable, while others are more traditional. No matter what your budget is, there are plenty of ideas for decorating a gaming-themed room. It would help if you took every opportunity to enjoy art, fun colours, and lots of memorabilia and collectibles.
This game room décor will make your home a basketball court
Shooting hoops is a great pastime. A basketball hoop can be installed in your bedroom to welcome NBA into your home. Even if you’re not a Kobe Bryant or Micheal Jordan fan, a basketball hoop in your bedroom will make a great prop for passing the time or venting frustrations. If your children have won trophies in tournaments, they can all be proudly displayed on a shelf.
What about a game of ping-pong?
Ping pong is not only a great game, but it can also be a challenging exercise. You can entertain your guests with a ping-pong table in your home. The multifunctional furniture is the table shown in this image. It enhances the area’s versatility. It can be used as a table for pingpong, and can be closed when not in use.
Install a climbing wall
You must make the most of every corner when designing a game area, such as this wall in this image. It’s not uncommon for us to have the Spiderman moment and try to climb walls. Why not give your children one that they can climb on? The climbing wall is an amazing project that will keep your children busy for hours. With a climbing wall installed, this room makes the most of its corners. It is visually appealing with a variety of colors. Make sure you have adequate safety precautions – place pillows and cushions on the ground to protect your children from injury if they fall.
Get out there and sweat it
If you’re a busy worker, a home gym can make a great addition. A mini gym is a great option for those who don’t have the time or the desire to lose weight. A home gym is ideal because it requires minimal space. However, it can be done with care and the right equipment. Sounds ironical? It’s not.
A dining room pool table
A stunning pool table can double up as a dining room table in your dining area. This form of entertainment is great for friends who are looking to have a good time with each other. The image below shows how a pool table can also be used as a highly functional dining room table. The dining room has a beautiful pool table that can double up as a table.
Fancy a Card Game
For a family-friendly event, dedicate a section of your room to playing card and board games. You can use a table in your kitchen or living room to play board games. It can also be used as a poker table top if you like to roll some dice. You can make your card game look like you are in Las Vegas with green cloth, overhead lights and plenty of poker chips and cards.
You can play all night and you can keep going
Online gaming is sweeping the globe and is enjoyed by all ages. Some people even consider online gaming a career. What better way to create a gaming room? This image shows how the room was transformed into a gaming heaven. The room features a comfortable gaming chair, decals on its walls, hexagonal shelves for collectibles, and a desk that can hold many DVDs. It’s perfect, isn’t it?
Mini Foosball anyone?
You want to be competitive with your family and friends? You can have a mini foosball game in your living room. This game is great for many reasons, and it takes up less space than a pinball machine. The arms and body are the only ones that move during play. There is very little movement. You don’t need extra space around your table. This living room also doubles as a coffee table and can be used for a mini foosball. It’s quite clever, isn’t it?
