"Man Caves," just the thought of it evokes quite the vision. Aww yes, the "Man Cave," has finally arrived! The ultimate guy room in the house. A man's retreat, his get away, his domain. A place where he and the "boys" can play pool, cards, watch football, have food and drinks and all without ever leaving the room. A place where he can catch up on his sleep while watching Golf on Sunday.
"Man caves" have become very popular rooms when buyers are looking for a house. It's running neck and neck with what use to be the man's favorite room...the garage. It's easy enough to turn an extra bedroom or an alternate room in the house into the ultimate guy paradise. I'm am seeing more and more of these in the Houston area. Check out the tips below.
According to a recent survey by Servicemagic.com, 40% of homeowners say that their home already has a man cave and another 13% said a man cave is either in the planning stage or in the process of being built.
This is typically what goes into a "Man Cave"
Here are 10 tips to Designing and Building a Man Cave
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Cindy, I have been seeing a lot of these man caves lately. Some very simple others very elaborate that is man elaborate.
These are very popular here in the Bay Area. I bookmarked this useful link and post-you are the best Cindy!
Cindy,
Very cool topic for a post. I ran across my first Man Cave a few years ago. I didn't even know what to call it...now they are popping up more and more, they are very popular and can get very elaborate. Thanks for posting this.
If there is space in the house for a man cave then why not...I just don't want to be the stager that walks into that room in a year or two and has to overcome the cigar smoke smell when the room wasn't properly ventilated for that issue. Wish that my husband had a man cave so that we could get his recliner out of the living room. Thanks for the link Cindy.