Decorating the Wargames Room

[Harry Faversham]

Paint the walls a light colour, it's better if you want to do any tabletop photography.

[syrinx0]

Her US collection has one that is little "pirate" ships and is a light blue overall.

[armchairgeneral]

Laura who?

I did draw the line at matching cushions! 

[Codsticker]

I painted a wall in my War Room a warlike red.  I sometimes have cause to regret that decision...

I quite like it. As long as the rest of your walls are white-ish and your lighting is good, photography shouldn't be a problem, especially if you are using a tripod.

[Ragnar]

I quite like it. As long as the rest of your walls are white-ish and your lighting is good, photography shouldn't be a problem, especially if you are using a tripod.

I do too.  But I suspect the light is slightly affected by it.  Oh well, I can take some half decent photos if I fiddle about.  And I'll probably make a sky backdrop at some stage...

[Codsticker]

A sky back drop that is light in colour, lots of white fluffy clouds is a good idea. I take all my pictures in my daughter's room which is a dark blue; I use a piece of un-primed drywall board with some light grey clouds painted on it as a back drop and my pictures turn out fine. Some times I lighten them up a bit in editing but most of the time not.

[armchairgeneral]

Just about there. A few more pictures and a Roman blind above the window to be added.

Apologies for the poor photographs.

Btw the cupboards at the back have no hidden away wargaming clutter.

[AKULA]

Good use of space mate.

Have you got some sort of plan for the storage space under your tables?

 

[armchairgeneral]

Thanks. Trying to keep things clutter free so nothing under the table - yet!

[syrinx0]

Wait... natural light?  Is that allowed in a wargames room?  I always paint and play in basements... 

[commissarmoody]

Looks cozy.