On “those days,” all I really need is four walls and a door.  Even the linen closet would do, if I could fit in there!    This said, my current woman-cave is the bathroom.  (Well, that is until the morning when my toddler tried to climb in the shower with me.) 

But, really, as Christmas-Story-esque as it sounds, the bathroom is usually a much-needed kid-free moment away to put on a little makeup, get a glass or water, or just close my eyes and sigh for a moment. With this in mind, I made my tiny one-bed-one-bath apartment bathroom as pretty as I could.  So when I go in there I can stand still in the one room not bestrewn with toys and take a few deep breaths!  Its certainly nothing fancy… just pretty wine-colored rugs, one wine-colored candle, a few square-feet, a big ol’ mirror, and my makeup bag.  I look forward to reading about the “caves” of those who have more space to work with than I do…

Oh yes, I have one and have had one since I’ve been married. It’s the frontroom. It’s exactly as I like it. I don’t let anyone go in there…just me..unless it’s a holiday. It’s very peaceful to sit fireside w/a cup of tea while reading a book.

Dh has a man cave. A 200sq ft shed complete with workbench shelves, two guitars and a couple.amps
I’d love a corner for.my sewing and crafting supplies, a nice comfy chair and reading lamp would be nice too. As it is my stuff lives in the closet under the stairs and I read in bed. Maybe I’l
Get a space when we have more kiss out of the house than in.l

I saw a YouTube video for a Mom Cave last year. I never got around to watching the whole thing. “Mom Cave” sounded so, I don’t know, primitive. I finally realized that it evoked a sense of claustrophobia in me, exactly the opposite of what I understand is intended! What I really want when I need a minute away from the crowd is space to breathe - but having my own corner does sound appealing.

My husband was very sweet and turned a small room in our home into a craft room for me. I was excited at the time. I picked out a pretty rug and moved my favorite reading chair in there. It has a nice desk and all my craft supplies…..I never use it! I feel so much pressure when I go in there like that I have to create something wonderful since he made this space for me.  Now I feel like I’m just taking up a room that we could use for something else. :(

I guess you could call it a cave, but I tend to refer to my office as a black hole of unfinished projects that my current workload prevents me from touching, such as Christmas cards that were returned due to outdated addresses (must update my list), leftover school pictures, outgrown clothing that is waiting to be a large enough pile to justify a trip to Catholic Social Services, mending, broken toys that need super glue, etc. Boy, that’s depressing! And to make it worse my captcha is “plans98” - Yes, it’s definitely a cave full of 98 plans.

In my dream home - after that money tree starts bearing fruit! - I would love to have a combination writing study/yoga studio/prayer nook. All serenity and peacefulness. Dare to dream…

I have no desire for a woman cave.  I feel like the majority of the house is my cave.  While we have only one livingroom, I am able to keep the toys sequestered so that when my son is in bed, it mostly looks like an adult space.  The livingroom, kitchen and master bedroom are decorated to my taste (with input from my husband), and when I’m able to have some alone time in any of those rooms, I feel like I’ve had a nice break.  We just created a little mancave for my husband in our unfinished basement.  We put a computer desk down there along with some space heaters, and he decorated it with dragons and posters that would never be allowed in the main house.  He loves to go down there and play his computer games, and I’m really happy for him.  It would otherwise be just storage space (space heaters wouldn’t cut it for me, so I could never use it as living space).

Well, I’ve had the same bedroom for 45 years, and that’s where I spend most of my time. Since I inherited the house, I’ve expanded my “cave” somewhat, but still my bedroom where I spend 95% of my time is still my room. To this day, I still consider the master bedroom my parents’ bedroom even though they’re both gone. I fear only moving will break the spell. That being said, I love closed in spaces, and would be very comfortable in a real cave. Female.

yes !  I have a sewing/craft room with colors & a few pretty things that make me happy
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Totally relate:  The Bathroom.  The one room I can lock without feeling guilty…...and take (or attempt) to take a few extra private moments alone time…...ours isn’t big, fancy, or even especially soothing.  Its a family bathroom in a household of real boys!  I try to keep it clean, matching towels hung up, and stuff corralled.  But its still that one last place I can find privacy (or attempt to—-without fail the door gets banged, someone is hollering, the phone rings…..well, moms understand!)  Someday…..I’ll have that private nook etc.  but for now I take what I can find and count my blessings.  Nice to know someone else can relate!

There are many ways available to make own cave in any home and these include picking the perfect spot as it can be made anywhere in the house from the guest room to a closet. It is a very good way to make it to use a decent sized closet. Choosing the perfect colors is also included in this and it helps a lot making the perfect cave. The comfort level of the cave is very important thing and it requires to be perfectly managed. Adding personality in many aspects is also one other way to make the cave very much attractive.
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