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Creating the Ultimate Home Game Room
Creating the "Ultimate Home Game Room" isn't as hard as you may think. "Ultimate" doesn't necessarily mean the most expensive game room either. It just means it's ultimate for you, your family and your friends.
The basics for every game room include "games & signs". That's all it takes to create your game room. Of course some organization is also needed, you don't want a mess of posters, pub signs and neon signs taking up your walls.
Creating Your "Ultimate Home Game Room"
To do this you start with the wall colors. The best looking game rooms have two-toned wall color schemes. This means a top border around the room that's 12-24 inches in width. Then paint the rest of the room a complimentary color.
It's fun choosing a color scheme. Use your favorite sports team, your high school / university colors, the colors of your home country or a favorite painting or place you've visited. If those colors aren't good just select Two Great compatible colors. It's usually best to make the darker color your border color and the lighter color as your main wall color. This brightens up the room and helps your cool signs and posters to display better.
Next comes the flooring. There is a variety of floors that can be put into game rooms. A few examples would be hardwood, vinyl, cork, bamboo, carpet tiling, ceramic tiling, area rugs and wall-to-wall carpeting. If your game room is located in a basement that eliminates most if not all hardwoods because of moisture problems in basements.
So what's best? Checkered tiling is what "Ultimate Game Rooms" are all about. Match the tiles up with your wall color for the ultimate effect. Whether you use 6x6, 8x8 or 12x12 tiling squares it's a checkered floor that makes your game room "Ultimate".
Now comes the "FUN PART". You can either theme your game room or create a general all out fun game room.
Let's start with furniture. If you're creating a theme then your furniture must match. For example if you want a "Beach or Hawaiian Theme" then the best pub tables, pub chairs and accessories would be made of wicker or rattan. If you're creating a Green Bay Packer's Theme then you'd want chrome bar stools with green or yellow vinyl cushion covers to match. Otherwise if you just want a great game room make sure you bar stools and pub tables match.
The next thing to consider is the lighting. If you have a theme, say a sports theme, then find pub lamps, swag lights and floor lamps that have your favorite sport or team's name on them. For an Asian theme you'd want bamboo lamps and hanging lanterns. For general game rooms, bar lights with your favorite drink or food would be perfect!
Now you're ready to decorate your walls! Posters, Tin Signs, Neon Signs, Clocks and more are what you'll need to get started. Have a movie theme then find some great movie posters online to fill up your room. Actually it's best to have an assortment of each. Leave gaps and spread all your cool stuff out. You want them to be noticed and admired not lost in a mess of other posters and signs. Remember you just spent a few days painting your game room so don't cover it up. With a general game room theme vintage tin signs are always a big hit. Plus one or two neon signs add atmosphere. Don't overdue the neon though just choose a few favorites.
Now it's time to find the best TABLE GAMES. Besides the cost it's room size that determines which games to include in your game room. By far every "Ultimate Game Room" needs a billiard table. Now days you can get a variety of fabric colors besides green. Also you can find themed billiard tables like NASCAR and more. Two other great additions are foosball and air hockey. Easy to play fast paced games. They also come in a variety of sizes and fun designs. Table Tennis is a fun game but not everyone knows how to play and they take a lot of space if they don't fold up so you may want to add other games first. One game that is overlooked too much is Shuffleboard. It's GREAT for the whole family and it's easy and fun to play.
Think about "Other Game Room Games". For example if you have a 1950's Theme then an Elvis Pinball Machine fits right in. Also a retro slot machine would be fun to have. A Pachinko Game or Pachislo is a great family game from Japan worth mentioning. And "Dart Boards & Poker Tables" are in high demand these days and there is such a large variety out there you'll have no problem finding one for your game room.
A variety of games, some for the adults and some for the kids are what you need. Games can get a little expensive so don't buy new, buy second hand from an online auction site or look in your local paper for used games. It's not how new they are it's how FUN they are! Don't have enough space? Then try a "Combination Game Table". They have combos from 3 in 1 to 15 in 1 game tables.
It's time to liven things up with "Music". You can't have an ultimate game room without music. A Juke Box is best when it comes to game room music. Whether it's a 1946 Rockola or a retro looking CD Juke Box it doesn't matter. It's having a jukebox that counts most. Yes a 400 CD changer with a nice surround sound stereo system works even better but looks mean a lot when creating a game room. Just hide your CD or stereo in the corner.
Finally to create the "Ultimate Game Room" you need a TV. One should be mounted on the wall in the vicinity of the pool table / poker table and the other in a sitting area for kids to play video games. This is a must. No game room is complete without a TV or two for the big game.
Now you have all the ingredients you need for creating the "Ultimate Home Game Room". There are always fun and different accessories you can add to spice it up even more but with the basics covered you're ready to start having the best parties and get-togethers on the block!
You'll find information on other decorating themes like Western and Hawaiian themes and much more at http://www.game-room-decorating-ideas.com/game-room-themes.html .
To view game room posters go directly to http://www.game-room-decorating-ideas.com/picture-and-poster.html
About the Author
Joe Schmieder is the Webmaster of www.game-room-decorating-ideas.com
He created his website to help people create fun home game rooms and to use those game rooms to keep family and friends close together and share fun times all year round.
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Frequently Asked Questions...
What to get my 15 year old brother for christmas?
I'm 17 and I don't know what to get my brother for christmas. He isn't into fashion, he doesn't wear jewellry and doesn't have any piercings, he doesn't buy CDs or music from iTunes, he doens't need hair products because he only straightens his hair, he doesn't want any more video games or DVDS, he doesn't put posters on his walls...
I'm at a total loss here, do you have any ideas?
Answer:
If he has a nintendo ds buy him chrono trigger. Best game of all time. I know he doesn't want more games but this is a fantastic game. Buy him a good book. I highly recommend robin hobb's Assassins Apprentice(quite adult), Orson scott card's Ender game or Patrick rothfuss' Name of the Wind. If he's really adult buy him A Game of Thrones by George R.R.Martin (be warned it contains an abundance of sex and altruistic protagonists deaths).
The Wire is the best TV series I have ever seen but its very mature, he's probably too young. I'd recommend Rome but still a plethora of sex.
http://www.amazon.com/Samurai-Trust-Betrayal-Directors-Cut/dp/B00008G8PP is an anime which is mind blowingly good yet still short so he won't need to invest too much time. I'd make him watch it if he was my younger brother but he might have preconceived notions about anime and not appreciate the brilliance of such a gift.
Since he straightens his hair, I presume he does not buy into conventional ideas so I'd buy him the anime movie Princess Mononoke. It's brilliant. 2 months ago I thought anime was childish and shallow. My ignorance was appalling but this movie changed that. It's just epic and cool. Trust me anime has been the most mind engaging stuff I have done all year.
Or else if he like sport buy him his favourite teams jersey.
