A games room provides an entertainment and social area for guests to enjoy. If you’re thinking of creating one at your holiday rental property, check out these inspiring games room decorating ideas from a range of our high-end OVO Network properties.
Levant Blanc
- This multi-purpose game room idea encompasses a snooker table, electronic dart board, bar and living area for the ultimate games night!
- The natural divide created by the timber frame creates separation between the gaming and relaxing spaces.
Chalet Behansa
- A brilliant use of space – a peaceful tucked away seating area on the mezzanine level is created with a plush sofa, furry bean bags and a rug.
- The foosball table adds a fun element to the room utilising the taller ceiling height.
Chalet Chamallow
- A foosball table with a view! This incredible games room idea makes the most of an in-between space, with a dreamy aspect across the balcony and beyond.
Chalet Les Houlottes
- This room has been cleverly divided using the sofas to create a separate living area.
- There’s full use of the space on offer with a fabulously fun full-sized table tennis table!
Chalet Le Mousqueton
- This colourful games room features plenty of statement hues and modern artworks, creating an enjoyable, light-hearted atmosphere for play time!
- It’s perfect for older children and young adults looking for their own chilled space to play video games, or indeed a game of pool.
Chalet Kalyssia
- This adult-friendly space, with its lofty vaulted ceilings and bold black and red colour scheme provides the ideal spot to unwind.
- Carefully placed spotlights and uplighting on the timber beams make for an appealing ambience.
Chalet Le Buhel
- This classic chalet-style games room idea has a modern twist, with stylish pendant lighting illuminating the pool table.
- A wicker hanging chair adds to the quirky, fun feel.
- The industrial-style bespoke namesake artwork gives an extra edge and character to the space.
Chalet Julena
- This cool games room is a clever use of a windowless space, borrowing light from adjacent rooms.
- Inset LEDs within the bespoke ceiling fixture produce additional ambient lighting.
Manoir de Leschaux
- The retro designs, soft furnishings and games machine give this room a real charm – a great nostalgic space for adults to play!
- A large mirror causes light to bounce off and adds to the feeling of space.
Chalet Elomaz
- An excellent play space for younger kids to enjoy, with a TV and ample storage for books and games.
- The comfy floor cushion and vibrant yellow sofa bring softness and provide a place to relax.
Chalet Guimauve
- If you’re looking for small game room ideas, look no further!
- This perfectly formed space is a great hideaway for older kids or young adults wanting some privacy.
- The raised tiled wall adds texture and contrast to the décor.
- Bean bags provide a spot to lounge whilst watching tv or playing games.
Chalet Colombine
- The striking contemporary feature fireplace creates a cosy ambience and a contrast against the exposed stone flooring.
- A wing-backed armchair and sofa add a welcome spot for players to sit whilst waiting for their turn!
- Tall glazing and picture windows cast plenty of natural light into the space, and provide breathtaking views.
Chalet Petille
- This tasteful family/games room is a flexible, adaptable space, well equipped to be enjoyed by all, from younger kids through to adults.
- The children’s play table and games console provide plenty of entertainment for kids, whilst adults can relax on the sofa, grab a book, or enjoy a game of pool!
Chalet Keramis
- Exposed stonework and timber beams give a rustic feel to this games room.
- An in-keeping feature wall of snow-covered trees with a pair of retro wooden skis adds to the atmosphere.
- This games room space works brilliantly for adults or older kids, and is well kitted out with both foosball and snooker tables.
If you’re looking for further home decor inspiration, head over to our archives where you’ll find plenty of handy guides on decorating each space of your rental property.
