This seems the most practical. Especially like the padding on the wall behind the hoop. It is a safety feature that adds a design element to the court.

My favorite is Telluride, except as a bball mom, my first thought is that there are no bumpers on the wall in back of the net, and I know first hand how necessary they are. Great design though, and a full court with a high enough ceiling. I'm reserving vote for my son -- will chime in with his fave.

Telluride is the most attractive although maybe not the most practical - but I voted on looks because the typical court doesn't excite me. I love the idea of the hardwood floor in a herringbone design and the barnboard type detailing on the walls.

Telluride! I'm a sucker for rustic, plus if you're out for the season due to an injury it would be a great open concept media room!

The Stafford court seems a little less massive and inclusive to the rest of the house, though I'm not sure that's a good thing. Not sure I would want a basketball court in my house.

I was kind of torn between bethesda and telluride but I chose telluride because it's most practical for basketball, no worries of breaking anything, tons of space, ample room beneath hoops, and I love all the huge windows. The climbing wall in bethesda almost got me, but the hoops right up against the wall aren't as practical. Overall it's definitely telluride all the way.

The Telluride court is gorgeous.

I agree with sarah...we put in a court on our driveway in montana....stained the concrete a dark bronze/gray to attract the sun. Our kids, dogs and neighbors all have wonderful outside time year round....it is an especially fun diversion on a sunny wintry day.

love the Chicago ones looks soft and not to busy lots of thinking can go on in this space while shooting hoops at same time.. Winding down after a hard day, nice place to chill. love the Iowa one as well but think that mural with freak people out behind the hoop. I think I would have been best on another wall. Love the mural though.

The Telluride court has our vote. Love the look of reclaimed wood on the walls!

I was watching the conference finals last night and wondering how many of those guys have home courts like these. I bet quite a few, actually!

Herringbone pattern is one of the most beautiful,classic and delightful pattern wood floors available. We manufacture hundreds of different styles for even more striking results.

I love the look of the Telluride the most (along with its full-courtness), but the Chicago Court was really the best combination of looks, integration with the house, and playability.

I went with Telluride.... in addtion to all the earlier great comments I could see it functioning as a great party space. Great for children's parties or a big charity event.
They all look great but this one feels like it could justify the cost with dual purpose entertaining.

The only court that really has room to ball is Telluride, but you'd need to bounce the ball on that floor to make sure that it is a good surface for dribbling.