12 Men That Created The Coolest Man Caves Of All Time

Every man needs a mantuary, a place where only manly things will do. Beer, football, posters of models, pool tables, computer games and Star Wars memorabilia are some of the classic man cave items – but like most things in life, some people out there go the extra mile. These 12 man caves you’re about to see are quite possibly the greatest in the world…

1. Like being onboard the Death Star

2. We’ve all dreamt of building our very own bat cave, but felt like a joker for even thinking it. Not this dude in Melbourne who constructed this underground paradise below his house. Entry to the man cave is through a sliding door, as soon as the open button is pressed, the lights come on and projector warms up – very cool

3. Meanwhile for the motorbike enthusiast amongst you, this is your dream pad. Complete with a functioning bar, neon lighting, pool table, widescreen TV and, of course, countless Harley Davidson memorabilia

4. This old-school car fanatic constructed a car-lovers paradise with license plates attached to the walls and roof

5. Sometimes women are allowed into a man cave, that’s certainly the case here where a purpose built 6? by 6? stage was constructed, complete with a stripper poll and spotlight

6. Brilliant man cave from Steve Dodds from Sydney. The dark walls, ceiling, and floor are bold and really make the colorful furniture pop

7. This man cave is piled high with old-school coke memorabilia and comes with an ice-cream and popcorn machine, sweet

8. This American football fanatic created a little piece of heaven heaven right in his garage. The 13-by-22-foot room has three 32-inch Sharp LCDs, a 110-inch Stewart Filmscreen fixed display, a Sharp 1080p DLP projector, 7.2-channel surround sound, a PlayStation 3, Lutron lighting and Crestron touchpanel control. Not to mention a fully functioning bar and ice making machine.

9. This man cave represents the owners two passions: wine and the NY Yankees

10. Instead of creating your typical game room, the owner of this 12,000-square-foot Dallas home wanted something that could display wild game. But don’t worry it’s still massively decked out with plasmas, games consoles, surround sound and an intricate lighting system

11. This next man cave is on three-floors so comes with a staggering 2000 sq foot of manly mayhem. Complete with racedeck floors, cars and motorcycles, plasma TV’s and two-storey windows

12. This 1800 square foot per floor house has a 1400 square foot game room bar upstairs. It has a 17 foot long bar with restored 1930 pool table

All members of the male race need a man cave in their lives. These 12 examples are great inspiration, now I know exactly what I want mine to look like…