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How the Studio Works

1. Choose your starting point —

Pick a pool table style or start with a room idea.


2. Customize the details —

Explore colors, custom logo felt, finishes, and visual options to match your space.


3. Save your favorite —

Keep your top designs and shop the products that bring it to life.

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See It In Your Space

Want to know how it will look in your home—not a showroom? The Studio is built to help you visualize game room upgrades with practical, real-life context. Use it to narrow your options and avoid expensive guesswork. Good for: living rooms, basements, garages, bonus rooms, and dedicated game rooms.

Explore felt color and custom design ideas

Your pool table is often the centerpiece of the room. The Studio helps you explore different design directions—classic, modern, bold, or clean—so your felt color and overall aesthetic works with your flooring, walls, and lighting.
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The most common reason people change their plan later isn’t color—it’s room flow. Studio works best when you decide the layout basics first, then apply style second.

  • Clearance first: make sure there’s comfortable cue space around the table perimeter
  • Paths second: keep a clean walking lane from doors to seating
  • Lighting third: avoid harsh shadows or glare that cut across the table
  • Then style: finalize cloth direction, accessories, and accents

While you plan, these sections help you think through layout and atmosphere

Cloth & felt: choosing visually without overthinking

Cloth is one of the highest-impact visual choices in a game room. It dominates photos, sets the room tone, and can either blend in or become the room’s signature.

Three visual directions that work in most homes:

  1. Classic: clean greens and tournament blues that fit almost any decor
  2. Modern accent: bolder colors that match a wall, rug, or lighting tone
  3. Signature: custom or logo-based designs that become the centerpiece

Cloth categories to browse while you explore:

A room looks professionally designed when the details match the direction. The Studio becomes more useful when you build the “details layer” after you decide the table footprint and cloth direction.

  • Choose one dominant tone
  • Choose one accent tone
  • Choose one signature detail (team theme, custom logo, or standout cloth)

Useful categories while you refine the details:

Lighting is not just decor—it changes how cloth color reads and how your room photographs. A room can feel “premium” with the right lighting even before you add extra décor.

  • Even coverage: avoid hotspots or harsh glare
  • Consistent tone: warm vs cool bulbs can change cloth appearance
  • Room balance: include secondary lighting so the table isn’t the only bright area

Lighting categories to reference:

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The Studio isn’t limited to one region. People plan game rooms differently depending on housing type, space constraints, and how the room is used. Use the playbooks below as starting points, then adjust to your actual layout.

New York City • Jersey City • Boston • Philadelphia

Smaller footprints mean the plan starts with flow. Studio helps you test compact layouts, minimal décor, and clean finishes that don’t visually crowd the room. Start with tables, then add lighting and a few matching details.

Los Angeles • San Diego • San Jose • San Francisco • Sacramento

Open-concept rooms benefit from a strong “design anchor.” In Studio, pick your cloth direction first (classic vs accent vs signature), then match lighting tone to keep the look consistent.

Chicago • Detroit • Milwaukee • Minneapolis

Basements and multi-use rooms are common. Studio planning works best by defining zones: table zone, seating zone, and storage zone. Durability and easy maintenance matter.

Houston • Dallas • Austin • San Antonio

Larger rooms can lead to “adding everything.” Studio helps you keep the plan intentional: one theme direction, then match cues, balls, and wall accents.

Miami • Fort Lauderdale • Tampa • Orlando • Jacksonville

Rooms often double as entertaining spaces. Studio planning is easiest when you prioritize the “hero view”—what people see first walking in. Choose the table look, then refine lighting and protective choices.

Phoenix • Las Vegas • Denver • Albuquerque

Bright light and wide sightlines change how color reads. Studio helps you compare felt colors under different lighting tone assumptions and keep the room balanced with fewer, stronger accents.

Seattle • Portland • Washington DC • Baltimore

Multi-function rooms benefit from clear walk paths and clean storage. Studio planning works best when storage and accessories are treated as part of the room design.

What our customers say

This product exceeded my expectations! Gave me all the control over how I wanted my game room to look.
Derek Johnson

Derek Johnson

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Amazing service!! Highly recommend! Mr Everything Pool Table was on time and got it done like a professional!
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Designed my felt and had Mr Everything Pool Table print it ship it to me. Great experience!
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