Justin and Hailey Bieber’s Casual-Meets-Hollywood-Glamour Game Room Raises The Bar for Playful California Style

Game rooms are one of the most fun and interesting spaces to decorate in a home. The purpose of play allows these spaces to be extra whimsical, but there also needs to be some balance with the seriousness of the rest of the home.

In their California mansion, 'The Tropics,' Justin and Hailey Bieber struck this perfect equilibrium. Shared by Justin on Instagram, the couple's game room features Martinique banana leaf wallpaper (like this peel-and-stick variety from Wayfair), a neon sign in blue, and lots of light Scandinavian wood. Recessed lighting and an art deco bar help to match the elevated feel of their larger property.

It's a masterclass in how to combine glamour with laid-back California style for a fun spin on both looks.

Furthermore, entertaining spaces like Justin and Hailey's will only grow more popular this year. Josh Branigan, a Furniture and Home Interiors Expert at furniture retailer bedkingdom states: 'With more of us looking for ways to spend less time on our phones, 2027 will be the year of "analogue" spaces designed for reading, board games and conversation. It doesn't have to be a whole room. A comfortable armchair, a footstool and a well-stocked bookcase can turn a quiet corner into a place to properly unwind.'

These are our editors' picks for a game room that feels as elegant yet inviting as Justin and Hailey's.

For anyone hoping to bring Justin and Hailey's look to life, art deco elements, like their bar, are the key to elevating the more casual parts of the room. Luckily, this look is growing more popular than ever.

Michael Jackson, Head of Design at bespoke lighting company, Northern Lights states: 'Over the last few years, minimalism gave us the restraint and calm we needed, particularly during a period marked by uncertainty and global instability. Our interiors became sanctuaries – quiet, pared-back and intentionally unobtrusive. But, as confidence returns, so does the desire for spaces that feel optimistic, expressive and bold. There's now a clear appetite for interiors with a heightened presence – and Neodeco answers that mood shift. This trend was never about nostalgia, but more about refinement and drama.'

He adds: 'We've seen a 15% increase in Neo Deco lighting briefs from interior designers towards the end of 2025, and this is forecast to grow further in 2026, cementing its shift from emerging aesthetic to defining direction.'

To bring the look in your home, it's important to focus on drama and visual impact. Michael advises: 'Materials previously used as accents are becoming architectural statements in their own right, and symmetry and repetition are re-emerging in a more disciplined, modern way. Red marble bathrooms and antique bar carts highlight a return to theatricality, and leather banquettes and metallic finishes add tactility and depth to spaces.'

The best homes are not just one thing; they combine multiple styles. When these looks are married perfectly, they create a unique portrait of the people who live in the home.

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