Best Room Backgrounds For Twitch

Although this one is a bit small, it’s still the perfect place to show off your gaming collection. Did we already say that having your game collection on your webcam background is one of the best choices for decor?

This geometric shelf will be ideal for your consoles, physical copies of your games, and game or anime merch and memorabilia.

If you want to go for an industrial aesthetic in your stream room, you should definitely check this pipe wall shelf. Inspired by steampunk design, it’s the perfect addition to any gaming room, especially for streamers who want that “hardcore” look for their interior design.

You would love this shelf if your background ideas consist of minimalistic and simple aesthetics. Available in gold, white, and brown, you can choose which one fits more to your personal style and taste.

Dartboards make for a fun and tasteful decor for any house, especially sports and gaming fans, so why not add one to your streaming room? You could even tell your viewers you would throw a dart every time someone subs for a more engaging stream.

Don’t be frightened by the mannequin or manikin here. While it certainly makes for a creepy Halloween decoration, you can dress it up as your gaming avatar or a favorite character. You could name it and dress it up differently every stream, secretly starting a game for your readers to guess which character it is each time you go live.

Balloons and ribbons aren’t just for kid’s parties, but did you know you can also use them as a decoration for your Twitch background?

However, just be prepared for it going off anytime while you’re on stream. That would certainly make for a funny reaction clip, though.

Nanoleaf panels are those awesome RGB lighting you see on other streamers’ backgrounds. While they could cost a little more than your usual budget, they are certainly high-quality and will make your stream more “professional-looking,” as this shows you care about the production value of your live streams. Professionalism is a gaming sponsor magnet, too, you know.

Good lighting is essential to any background, and this is where compact video LED lights come in. This particular LED light by Aputure can be color customized to set the mood of your game room. You can also set its color temperature easily and control light animations and effects. You can use several of them to reflect your brand as a streamer.

If you’re serious about installing lighting around your game room and basing your aesthetics around it, why not get a whole set? This bundle from Philips has everything you need, from play bars, hue bridges, to light strips. It could also save you money instead of buying separate lighting fixtures.

Let your cat jump and laze around on this cat tree to keep them occupied for hours. It helps you keep them inside your game room without you having to check in on them every minute or so. Moreover, they won’t likely walk in front of the monitor because they have something to keep them busy.

If you like to keep your pet company even during streaming hours (aren’t we all?), give them a place where they can rest whenever they aren’t playing. This soft fleece bed is perfect for cats and dogs of all sizes.

If you have bird pets and want to place them inside your game room, this medium-sized cage is perfect for your needs. It has a detachable stand, so if you prefer to put the cage on top of a desk or table to save some space, you can do so.

This monstera plant can survive low-light conditions, making them perfect for game rooms that receive only little lighting. And it’s named after a cheese, so what’s not to like? A bonus of having a plant in your background is that you will be able to see your background change slightly over time.

Not a Pokémon, and also not something out of an RPG game, but a rather cute and creative pot of chia plants. It’s sure to become a conversation piece between you and your viewers. You can even make up a story about how you caught it–using your Pokéball, of course.

If you want a set of plants to decorate your game room, then look no further. This set of 3 potted plants aren’t only pleasing to the eyes, but it will help clean the air in your room as well. I mean, you are going to stay there for hours, so why not get a plant to keep the air purified?

If you’re a League of Legends fan, this collectible figure set should be on your Twitch background. Here’s a tip: place them on a floating shelf or similar to the ones we’ve shown above, so they can be easily seen by your viewers.

Whether you’re a diehard Minecraft player or one who plays the game on your free time, we can all agree that this looks absolutely cute. They are also one of the best additions to your stream background, if you’re looking for decors to add.

Although this is a loot piñata inspired by the Fortnite llama, it can be a fun decoration for your game room. You can even set a goal with your audience that if you reached a certain number of sub, you will break it. You can even give away the loot as prizes for your subscribers, if you want.

You can also do an “art stream” where you paint or draw with your community. You don’t have to be an amazing artist, but just have fun and frame some of your images to show off in the future. Have your viewers show off their masterpieces in your Discord and consider printing a couple to frame as well. You can even turn it into a competition. 

If static images are a bit too boring for you, then a digital picture frame can solve that. You can even use videos on this one, so you can setup moving pictures, Harry Potter style.

Rather than images, this board allows you to write or draw anything instead. One little Easter egg you could do to keep your viewers engaged on stream is to write or draw something different each time. You can bet that there will be comments in the chat about the drawing, but you can pretend to not know anything about it.

Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild fans unite with this beautiful canvas art! If you love this particular game or the Zelda franchise in general, you should definitely have this poster in your game room.

No need for complicated green screen setup because this convenient green screen can be easily attached to your chair. It’s also storeable, so you won’t have to be bothered by it lying around your game room whenever it’s not being used.

A rather much larger green screen at 84″ x 70″, this one is perfect if you have a bigger background space you need to change on-screen. It’s also collapsible for easier storage.

This Elgato green screen comes with a stand for easier set-up. It’s also collapsible so you can store it away when not in use.