The Games Room
Games Rooms
Pool, arcade, sim racing and gaming built into a room that still looks like part of the house.
The Games Room
Designed around how you'll use it.
Games rooms go wrong when they become a shed for equipment. We plan the room around clearances and sightlines first — cue swing, screen distance, seating angles — then design an interior that looks deliberate rather than accumulated.
£20,000 – £60,000 · premium installations from £60,000
What's included
A typical specification. Yours is written after the survey, around your room and your priorities.
- Pool, snooker or American pool table with correct clearance
- Feature pendant or linear lighting over the table
- Arcade cabinets, pinball and retro gaming
- Sim racing rigs, golf nets and darts oches
- Multi-screen gaming and viewing walls
- Lounge, banquette or modular seating
- Integrated bar or drinks station
- Acoustic flooring and sound treatment
- Cue, cue-ball and accessory storage joinery
- Smart lighting scenes for play and lounge modes
The look
Common questions
A full-size English 7ft table wants roughly 5.2m × 3.9m for a comfortable cue swing. Tight rooms can work with short rests — we mark clearances on the plan so there are no surprises after installation.
Absolutely, and it is usually the best value. A games room with an integrated bar and a projector is one of our most requested combinations.
Other spaces
Commercial-grade equipment, specialist flooring and lighting that makes training at home feel better than the club.
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Bespoke bars with proper refrigeration, wine storage and lighting that turns an ordinary evening into an occasion.
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Acoustically treated rooms with tiered seating, calibrated sound and a picture that justifies staying in.
ExploreThinking about a games room?
Send us the room dimensions and a couple of photos — we'll tell you honestly what's possible.