Basement

Man Cave Decor and Designs You Should Copy

Get inspired with man cave décor ideas from Houzz contributors. These man cave designs work in the basement, attic, garage…even the bathroom!

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The Man Cave

Whether we’re building a boat, playing computer games, reading car magazines, listening to loud music, working on a motorcycle, or watching action movies or five sports games at once, man caves serve a basic psychological function, even if the guy is aware of it or not.

Photo: Mark Pinkerton – vi360 photography, original photo on Houzz

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The Pub

Masterpiece Design Group turned this garage apartment into a man cave in the style of an Irish pub. The space has actually become “a very family-friendly hangout,” the company says.

Photo: original photo on Houzz

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The Lounge

For ultimate lounge appeal, add beds to the cave. However, you’ve got no one to blame but yourself when snoring interferes with the half-time show.

Photo: Team 7 International, original photo on Houzz

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The Theater

The man cave should be inviting, masculine, comfortable and well thought out. This room provides a den-like social space for watching TV and references the gaming and musical elements we come to expect.

Photo: Designtech Custom Interiors, original photo on Houzz

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The Men's Restroom

The Men’s Restroom

There’s a boy’s club vibe in this half bath, which has a sink and a urinal. Four hand mirrors commonly found in barber shops are stand-ins for a traditional above-sink mirror.

Photo: Joe Schmeizer, Inc. dba Treasurbite Studio Inc., original photo on Houzz

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The Game Room

An attic man cave doesn’t have to be dark — it can be bright and cheerful by utilizing daylight in the form of windows and skylights, and using colorful fabrics and a brightly colored yellow felt billiards table.

Photo: CCS Architecture, original photo on Houzz