This ultimate man cave houses a private resident's personal collection of vintage military aircraft. The second floor loft houses a state-of-the-art bar for his friends and visitors. Halkin Photography

Custom Storage Solutions in Holland, Ohio was hired to design and build Berry a new bar to go with his awesome Man Cave. We made the bar a little over 6 feet long and 22 inches deep, 42 inches tall, just the right size for this space. It has a custom epoxy top, and some L.E.D. lighting that includes a remote to change colors anytime. We also used this same lighting behind the Pegasus sign behind the bar. Berry's man cave includes most of the essentials for a space like this, Bar number one, juke box, pool table, plenty of seating and lots of neon signs!

A local, repeat customer has updated the "man cave" in her home with a long custom bench cushion by Patio Lane done in Sunbrella Linen Stone with contrast double welting in Sunbrella Canvas Sapphire Blue. She topped it off with a couple matching Quick-Ship Throw Pillows. This before and after transformation turned out great! "I've placed multiple orders from Patio Lane, and am always very impressed with their custom options and quality products. This long window seat cushion fits perfectly in our upstairs bonus room/man cave. It is very comfortable, and so much better than the toy baskets that we used to have sitting there. I love that I could get a neutral cushion with contrast welting to match the curtains. Another job well done by Patio Lane!"

This attic was renovated on a budget for Annie's college age son. We love how it turned out as a perfect hang out spot! The window seat cushion done in Sunbrella Essential Coal provides a soft landing spot for reading, resting, or playing video games. Photo credit: Annie Diamond, Most Lovely Things https://mostlovelythings.com/attic-renovation-budget/

Joe Cotitta Epic Photography joecotitta@cox.net: Builder: Eagle Luxury Property
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Custom Storage Solutions in Holland, Ohio was hired to design and build Berry a new bar to go with his awesome Man Cave. We made the bar a little over 6 feet long and 22 inches deep, 42 inches tall, just the right size for this space. It has a custom epoxy top, and some L.E.D. lighting that includes a remote to change colors anytime. We also used this same lighting behind the Pegasus sign behind the bar. We also installed our pvc flooring tiles by RaceDeck in a checkerboard pattern. Berry's man cave includes most of the essentials for a space like this, Bar number one, juke box, pool table, plenty of seating and lots of neon signs!

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The basement is designed as a warm, immersive retreat that blends eclectic design with spa-like tranquility and hidden entertainment spaces. The overall palette centers around warm natural woods, matte black accents, and layered moody lighting, creating a cozy yet sophisticated atmosphere throughout the space. The main living area features a comfortable lounge zone anchored by a fireplace, with plush seating, textured rugs, and low, ambient lighting to create a relaxed, intimate vibe. Built-in shelving in dark wood with black metal details adds visual interest and provides space for books, art, and curated décor. The lighting plan emphasizes dim, warm, and indirect sources—wall sconces, concealed LED strips, and table lamps—to keep the environment calm and atmospheric rather than bright and open. One side of the basement transitions into a Zen-inspired spa retreat. This area uses lighter warm woods and natural stone elements to create contrast while maintaining harmony with the rest of the basement. The spa includes: A glass-front sauna with slatted cedar walls and soft backlighting A cold plunge tub with dark stone or concrete surround Minimalist fixtures in matte black Subtle greenery and natural textures to reinforce the calming, restorative feel The spa zone should feel like a boutique wellness retreat tucked inside the home—clean, quiet, and intentionally minimal. A unique feature of the basement is a hidden “man cave” lounge accessed through a secret door disguised as a built-in shelving unit. When opened, it reveals a darker, more intimate room designed for entertaining or unwinding. This space uses rich two-tone walls in deep warm hues—such as charcoal paired with dark walnut or oxblood—along with low lighting and heavier textures. The room could include a bar area, media setup, leather seating, and subtle accent lighting to enhance the clandestine, speakeasy-like atmosphere. Overall, the basement should feel layered, cozy, slightly mysterious, and luxurious, balancing relaxation, wellness, and entertainment in a way that feels cohesive but full of discovery.

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Custom acoustic panels on walls and ceiling (walls are also insulated for sound) Indirect lighting by use of LED strips and color changin stair lights. Photo by: Francois Desaulniers

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