SUBWAY MAN CAVE

A private basement reimagined as a 1980s New York subway platform. A working train car, hand-painted murals, and tile-patterned epoxy floors make the room a transit tableau the owner can step inside.

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01 / Overview

The room was treated less like a basement and more like a set. From the chassis of the train car to the cadence of the tile pattern in the epoxy floor, every material decision pulled the narrative tighter. The team fabricated a functioning rail car, poured a seamless floor patterned after station ceramic, and integrated lighting that flickers like aging fluorescents. The result is part lounge, part walkthrough installation.

Client

Private residence, Las Vegas

Year

2024

Role

Immersive design · Thematic build

Stack

Blender · Maya · Substance 3D · Epoxy resin · LED lighting

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03 / Outcome

Result & Reach

Delivered as a private retreat that doubles as a walkthrough installation — clients use it for gatherings and the owner treats it as a personal sanctuary.

Area

1,200 sq ft

Duration

8 weeks

Train cars

Murals

“They transformed our vision into a living, breathing movie set.”
— Mr. Conrad, Conrad Construction

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