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Masculine Rooms: More Master Class Than Man Cave

  • Masculine Rooms: More Master Class Than Man Cave
    Forget bean bag chairs and Kiss posters — masculine retreats have far surpassed cramped basement quarters or the outdoor toolshed. Here, Christian Liaigre side tables contribute to the dark drama of this full-floor living room.
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  • Masculine Rooms: More Master Class Than Man Cave
    THE COTTAGE Beth Rubino, the Oscar-winning designer and residential decorator behind the look of this room, says it has a “sublime strength.” The palette reflects the Ojai property’s natural beauty, while the eclectic decor combines traditional and modern pieces.
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  • Masculine Rooms: More Master Class Than Man Cave
    THE LIBRARY Designed with floor-to-ceiling wood, this dramatic oasis of literary solitude includes an upstairs loft space.
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  • Masculine Rooms: More Master Class Than Man Cave
    THE RUGGED RETREAT This room has a relaxed style, with ceilings of exposed original timber. The fireplace, as the central focal point, is going eight months a year, says homeowner RJ Thornburg.
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  • Masculine Rooms: More Master Class Than Man Cave
    THE OFFICE Creating a very Zen atmosphere, the earth-tones and well-placed plants offer an almost spa-like escape in this modern workspace.ON WOMAN'S DAY: Create Sophisticated Country
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  • Masculine Rooms: More Master Class Than Man Cave
    THE LIVE-WORK SPACE Contemporary to its core, this sleek sanctuary presents a minimalist, uncluttered environment to help keep the mind clear.
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  • Mancave Chic

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    Forget bean bag chairs and Kiss posters — masculine retreats have far surpassed cramped basement quarters or the outdoor toolshed. Here, Christian Liaigre side tables contribute to the dark drama of this full-floor living room.

    Photo by David Garcia for Met Home

  • Mancave Ojai Beth Rubino

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    THE COTTAGE Beth Rubino, the Oscar-winning designer and residential decorator behind the look of this room, says it has a “sublime strength.” The palette reflects the Ojai property’s natural beauty, while the eclectic decor combines traditional and modern pieces.

    Photo by Stefanie Keenan

  • Mancave Library

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    THE LIBRARY Designed with floor-to-ceiling wood, this dramatic oasis of literary solitude includes an upstairs loft space.

    Photo by Alvis Upitis/Getty Images

  • Chic Mancave

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    THE RUGGED RETREAT This room has a relaxed style, with ceilings of exposed original timber. The fireplace, as the central focal point, "is going eight months a year," says homeowner RJ Thornburg.

    Photo by Keith Scott Morton for Home Magazine

  • Mancave Zen Office

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    THE OFFICE Creating a very Zen atmosphere, the earth-tones and well-placed plants offer an almost spa-like escape in this modern workspace.

    ON WOMAN'S DAY: Create Sophisticated Country

    Photo by LOOK Photography/Getty Images

  • Mancave Live-Work Space

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    THE LIVE-WORK SPACE Contemporary to its core, this sleek sanctuary presents a minimalist, uncluttered environment to help keep the mind clear.

    Photo by Noel Hendrickson/Getty Images
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