I selected other. For us it's our outdoor space (if that counts as a room). We spend as much time as possible out there and even more so as we haven't finished decorating the inside all the way! Outside we play with the kids and dog in the yard or pool, tend to the gardens (veggie and flower), hang out by the fire pit, grill, dine, relax, etc. But, while inside, all definitely gravitate toward the kitchen.

well, I have had a very good day today. Many people have been in fine form. So I shall return the favor i hope. I believe the most difficult place in the home to decorate would be behind the fridge. you know that little back corner where it meets the cabinet? It is so difficult to figure out what color goes best with spider webs and dust bunnies, and all the other things that like to collect there. Finally someone told me about revere pewter. As soon as I get strong enough to move that rascally refrigerator, I will be painting that corner! i already got me a gallon of that paint. The big question now is how far do i go? all the way up the back of the fridge? do i include the baseboard? part of the cabinet? The floor? I do know that after moving it, I will be very tired, so i think i will paint everything back there, no? revere pewter bunnies anyone?

I find the question to this topic quite interesting. I answered "other". I think it really doesn't matter where the "man space" is or what it looks like. If the guy has an area that he frequently goes to and knows he can chew loudly, scratch, burp and pass gas without someone to hear and complain about it then they are happy. LOL. Now i realize this is probably why a relative stopped visiting me- I couldn't handle the noises LOL

Call me cynical. I built a home with a reputable builder. This home cost $400k to build in the 90s. 3 yrs later- very wet home. Builder could care less. It cost me $25k to sue this builder to get the insurance money to rebuild my home. Other homes were also affected. This was due to incorrect installation of windows, improper flashing, inadequate gutter size etc. Consequences to my builder? None. When I called the builder's association, they didn't care. I filed with the bbb. My husband and I were both professionals. We did our homework. Most builders are in it to make profits. I have a great builder now in a new house. It is all about craftsmanship and attention to detail.