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You logged off. The room didn't.

This retro room decor poster looks into a small game room late at night, with nobody in it and the old tube TV still glowing, for everyone whose best sessions started after the rest of the house went quiet. It's a moody, nostalgic piece for your own wall and a gift that brings back weekends lost to a room like this one.

The design: an empty game room, screen still on

The view is from one corner of a small room, and nobody is in it. On the left, a boxy beige CRT television with a vent grille down its side sits on a low wooden media console with drawers. Its screen is on, glowing teal with blocky pixel shapes, a dotted band across the middle and a row of segment-style digits, like a game left running or a clock waiting for someone to notice the time. On the open shelf below, a flat box shows a lit green panel next to a small dark box.

Above the TV, a cluster of framed sheets covers the wall: diagrams, sketches and lines of writing too small to read. To the right, tall white built-in shelves are packed with books and cases in every color of spine, with a flat grey box on a top shelf, a small red-and-white toy figure and handwritten note cards propped between the rows. A cream bean bag slumps on the beige carpet in front of them, and a black power strip lies on the floor with its red and orange lights still on, cables snaking away across the carpet.

Two lights share the room. A warm amber table lamp burns at the far left, and the TV's teal-green glow washes over the shelves, the bean bag and the carpet, so the whole scene sits halfway between warm and cool. The space without the player. The room kept its character with or without you in it. This print is for the gamer who feels that.

It's the quiet minute after you set the game down and before anyone switches off the screen, and the room could be yours: the bedroom with the hand-me-down TV, the basement den, the corner you claimed at a friend's place.

A flat matte finish for a dim, glowing room

  • 16 sizes in total: eleven portrait sizes from 5″×7″ (12.7 × 17.8 cm) up to 24″×36″ (61.0 × 91.4 cm), A2 (16.5″×23.3″, 41.9 × 59.2 cm) and A1 (23.3″×33.1″, 59.2 × 84.1 cm) among them, plus five squares from 10″×10″ (25.4 × 25.4 cm) to 18″×18″ (45.7 × 45.7 cm)
  • Enhanced Matte Paper, 189 g/m² and 10.3 mil thick, with a non-shiny surface that suits a scene built from shadow and glow
  • 94% opacity keeps the shadowy ceiling and corners solid, with no wall texture peeking through
  • 104% ISO brightness, a clean white base that keeps the teal screen and the amber lamp distinct
  • Paper sourced from Japan
  • Frame not included; your retro room decor print is made to order once you check out

Who it's for

Anyone who once had a TV, a bean bag and a shelf of games in a corner of their own, and every retro gamer who misses it. Hang it in a game room, on a media wall or over a retro setup in a home office. It's also a warm pick for a housewarming, the day the game room is finally done, a birthday or the holidays.

Quick answers

Is the TV showing a real game?

No. The screen shows invented blocky shapes and digits, and nothing in the room carries a logo, a console name or a readable title. Even the note cards and framed sheets use made-up handwriting, so the scene fits whatever you played.

Which sizes show the table lamp?

The five squares, 8″×10″ (20.3 × 25.4 cm) and 16″×20″ (40.6 × 50.8 cm) show the lit lamp; 11″×14″ (27.9 × 35.6 cm) shows half of it. Taller portrait sizes keep only its glow. The TV, shelves and bean bag appear on every size.

Is it a photo or a drawing?

It is artwork with a photo-real, rendered look: soft shadows, carpet texture and light that seems to spill from the screen and the lamp. From a few steps back it reads like a window into a real room.

What frame suits it?

A warm wood frame echoes the media console and the lamp, while a slim black one lets the teal screen lead. The 11″×14″ (27.9 × 35.6 cm) and 24″×36″ (61.0 × 91.4 cm) sizes fit common ready-made frames.

Shipping and returns

Free US shipping. US delivery usually 5–12 business days. Easy 30-day returns.

Size guide

WIDTH (inches) HEIGHT (inches) ORIENTATION
5″×7″ 5 7 Portrait
8″×10″ 8 10 Portrait
10″×10″ 10 10 Square
11″×14″ 11 14 Portrait
12″×12″ 12 12 Square
12″×16″ 12 16 Portrait
12″×18″ 12 18 Portrait
14″×14″ 14 14 Square
16″×16″ 16 16 Square
16″×20″ 16 20 Portrait
A2 (16.5″×23.3″) 16.5 23.3 Portrait
18″×18″ 18 18 Square
18″×24″ 18 24 Portrait
20″×30″ 20 30 Portrait
A1 (23.3″×33.1″) 23.3 33.1 Portrait
24″×36″ 24 36 Portrait

WIDTH (cm) HEIGHT (cm) ORIENTATION
5″×7″ 12.7 17.8 Portrait
8″×10″ 20.3 25.4 Portrait
10″×10″ 25.4 25.4 Square
11″×14″ 27.9 35.6 Portrait
12″×12″ 30.5 30.5 Square
12″×16″ 30.5 40.6 Portrait
12″×18″ 30.5 45.7 Portrait
14″×14″ 35.6 35.6 Square
16″×16″ 40.6 40.6 Square
16″×20″ 40.6 50.8 Portrait
A2 (16.5″×23.3″) 41.9 59.2 Portrait
18″×18″ 45.7 45.7 Square
18″×24″ 45.7 61.0 Portrait
20″×30″ 50.8 76.2 Portrait
A1 (23.3″×33.1″) 59.2 84.1 Portrait
24″×36″ 61.0 91.4 Portrait

Retro Room Decor – The Shrine, After Hours CRT Game Room Poster

Regular price $45.95 USD

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A look back at the room you grew up gaming in: TV on, bean bag empty, the house asleep.

Why it takes you back

  • A room that waited up for you — a humming tube TV, a slumped bean bag and full shelves, with nobody there but the glow.
  • Matte stock for a moody scene — 189 g/m² paper at 10.3 mil, offered in 16 sizes, eleven tall and five square.
  • A gift for the night-owl player — birthdays, housewarmings, a new game room build or a holiday swap with an old co-op buddy.
  • A1 (23.3″×33.1″)
  • A2 (16.5″×23.3″)
  • 5″×7″
  • 8″×10″
  • 10″×10″
  • 11″×14″
  • 12″×12″
  • 12″×16″
  • 12″×18″
  • 14″×14″
  • 16″×16″
  • 16″×20″
  • 18″×18″
  • 18″×24″
  • 20″×30″
  • 24″×36″

Free US shipping · Easy 30-day returns · US delivery usually 5–12 business days

You logged off. The room didn't.

This retro room decor poster looks into a small game room late at night, with nobody in it and the old tube TV still glowing, for everyone whose best sessions started after the rest of the house went quiet. It's a moody, nostalgic piece for your own wall and a gift that brings back weekends lost to a room like this one.

The design: an empty game room, screen still on

The view is from one corner of a small room, and nobody is in it. On the left, a boxy beige CRT television with a vent grille down its side sits on a low wooden media console with drawers. Its screen is on, glowing teal with blocky pixel shapes, a dotted band across the middle and a row of segment-style digits, like a game left running or a clock waiting for someone to notice the time. On the open shelf below, a flat box shows a lit green panel next to a small dark box.

Above the TV, a cluster of framed sheets covers the wall: diagrams, sketches and lines of writing too small to read. To the right, tall white built-in shelves are packed with books and cases in every color of spine, with a flat grey box on a top shelf, a small red-and-white toy figure and handwritten note cards propped between the rows. A cream bean bag slumps on the beige carpet in front of them, and a black power strip lies on the floor with its red and orange lights still on, cables snaking away across the carpet.

Two lights share the room. A warm amber table lamp burns at the far left, and the TV's teal-green glow washes over the shelves, the bean bag and the carpet, so the whole scene sits halfway between warm and cool. The space without the player. The room kept its character with or without you in it. This print is for the gamer who feels that.

It's the quiet minute after you set the game down and before anyone switches off the screen, and the room could be yours: the bedroom with the hand-me-down TV, the basement den, the corner you claimed at a friend's place.

A flat matte finish for a dim, glowing room

  • 16 sizes in total: eleven portrait sizes from 5″×7″ (12.7 × 17.8 cm) up to 24″×36″ (61.0 × 91.4 cm), A2 (16.5″×23.3″, 41.9 × 59.2 cm) and A1 (23.3″×33.1″, 59.2 × 84.1 cm) among them, plus five squares from 10″×10″ (25.4 × 25.4 cm) to 18″×18″ (45.7 × 45.7 cm)
  • Enhanced Matte Paper, 189 g/m² and 10.3 mil thick, with a non-shiny surface that suits a scene built from shadow and glow
  • 94% opacity keeps the shadowy ceiling and corners solid, with no wall texture peeking through
  • 104% ISO brightness, a clean white base that keeps the teal screen and the amber lamp distinct
  • Paper sourced from Japan
  • Frame not included; your retro room decor print is made to order once you check out

Who it's for

Anyone who once had a TV, a bean bag and a shelf of games in a corner of their own, and every retro gamer who misses it. Hang it in a game room, on a media wall or over a retro setup in a home office. It's also a warm pick for a housewarming, the day the game room is finally done, a birthday or the holidays.

Quick answers

Is the TV showing a real game?

No. The screen shows invented blocky shapes and digits, and nothing in the room carries a logo, a console name or a readable title. Even the note cards and framed sheets use made-up handwriting, so the scene fits whatever you played.

Which sizes show the table lamp?

The five squares, 8″×10″ (20.3 × 25.4 cm) and 16″×20″ (40.6 × 50.8 cm) show the lit lamp; 11″×14″ (27.9 × 35.6 cm) shows half of it. Taller portrait sizes keep only its glow. The TV, shelves and bean bag appear on every size.

Is it a photo or a drawing?

It is artwork with a photo-real, rendered look: soft shadows, carpet texture and light that seems to spill from the screen and the lamp. From a few steps back it reads like a window into a real room.

What frame suits it?

A warm wood frame echoes the media console and the lamp, while a slim black one lets the teal screen lead. The 11″×14″ (27.9 × 35.6 cm) and 24″×36″ (61.0 × 91.4 cm) sizes fit common ready-made frames.

Shipping and returns

Free US shipping. US delivery usually 5–12 business days. Easy 30-day returns.

Size guide

WIDTH (inches) HEIGHT (inches) ORIENTATION
5″×7″ 5 7 Portrait
8″×10″ 8 10 Portrait
10″×10″ 10 10 Square
11″×14″ 11 14 Portrait
12″×12″ 12 12 Square
12″×16″ 12 16 Portrait
12″×18″ 12 18 Portrait
14″×14″ 14 14 Square
16″×16″ 16 16 Square
16″×20″ 16 20 Portrait
A2 (16.5″×23.3″) 16.5 23.3 Portrait
18″×18″ 18 18 Square
18″×24″ 18 24 Portrait
20″×30″ 20 30 Portrait
A1 (23.3″×33.1″) 23.3 33.1 Portrait
24″×36″ 24 36 Portrait

WIDTH (cm) HEIGHT (cm) ORIENTATION
5″×7″ 12.7 17.8 Portrait
8″×10″ 20.3 25.4 Portrait
10″×10″ 25.4 25.4 Square
11″×14″ 27.9 35.6 Portrait
12″×12″ 30.5 30.5 Square
12″×16″ 30.5 40.6 Portrait
12″×18″ 30.5 45.7 Portrait
14″×14″ 35.6 35.6 Square
16″×16″ 40.6 40.6 Square
16″×20″ 40.6 50.8 Portrait
A2 (16.5″×23.3″) 41.9 59.2 Portrait
18″×18″ 45.7 45.7 Square
18″×24″ 45.7 61.0 Portrait
20″×30″ 50.8 76.2 Portrait
A1 (23.3″×33.1″) 59.2 84.1 Portrait
24″×36″ 61.0 91.4 Portrait
18″×24″ The Shrine, After Hours poster on a white brick wall: an empty game room at night, CRT TV glowing teal
Retro Room Decor – The Shrine, After Hours CRT Game Room Poster

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