Every music lover should have a space of their own: a place to display their hobby, perfect their technique or simply sit and enjoy a melody. Whether using instruments as decor, pulling in artwork depicting favorite musicians or showcasing memorabilia, a room with music as its center is ready for creativity and originality.

Designed for jam sessions, impromptu performances and practice time, this Nashville basement at HGTV Smart Home 2014 is calling all musicians. A local chalk artist created the typography design that acts as a stage and decoration, and an arrangement of instruments is ready and waiting for the show to start.

This renovated barn is made for music, hanging out and parties. Grammy award-winning sound engineers worked on the open-concept living room to perfect the acoustics so that the space can host live music events. Their most clever idea: hiding the fabric sound panels beneath the reclaimed barnwood walls.

Even if space is tight, make room for your favorite hobby. This loft blends multiple spaces together — a dining room, living area, loft bedroom and music room. Instead of storing away guitars and banjos in their cases, use them as decor for your wall, which also makes them super handy for a quick practice session.

Turn even the smallest nook into a stage. A tiny corner of this expansive multipurpose room is transformed into the ultimate music space, complete with instrument storage, amps and stools for playing. To give it the feel of a singer/songwriter night on stage, lush green curtains and a plush rug define the space.

Music spaces should exude creativity. This basement is full of rich texture and colors, designed to be just as beautiful as inspirational. Sculptural fabric flowers, a mural of foliage and a wall of poetry bring the arts front and center to this original space.

What child wouldn’t love to have the room of a rock star? Just expect they might now have their own rider. This primary-colored bedroom not only has a stage for concerts, but also a fun mural depicting the kid’s favorite activities.

This unused basement space is now chic and dream-making. The family’s budding musician has a place to play, mix, record and generally make his aspirations a reality. Carpet tiles and sound-proof panels help with the quality of his music-making and keep the rest of the family from hearing any off-pitch notes.

Industrial and modern styles merge in this songwriter haven. Oversized letters spell out a musician’s constant reminder and make for an uber-cool decoration, while the open shelving below has storage for instruments and snacks — both essentials for any music lover.

A room doesn’t have to be overloaded with musical paraphernalia to make a musician feel at home. A few pieces of art, including a striking closeup of a vintage microphone, add the just-right touch to this teen’s bedroom.

Not many people’s hobbies make incredible artwork, but that’s not true if you’re a guitarist – particularly if you’re collection is especially rad. A mix of acoustic and electric guitars and basses are like cool sculptures on the wall and add brilliant bursts of color to the comfy, functional space.

Frame posters and photos of musical events you’ve performed in or attended to bring a moment of yourself into a room. Designed for a Nashville musician, this room functions as a writing space for working on new pieces.

Instead of leaving memorabilia tucked away in scrapbooks, give it a place of honor in your home. This homeowner creates a gallery wall in their dining room of favorite pop culture moments, including signed posters from beloved musicians.

No boring walls here. Get playful with wallpaper that displays an oh-so ‘90s boombox. Entertainment consoles don’t need a lot of accessories, but a pared-down grouping of musicians’ coffee table books and vintage briefcases make for the perfect display.