Man caves in Massachusetts
Boston Bruins defenseman Dennis Wideman has a new man cave, equipped with a pool table, an arcade-size video game and views of TD Garden. He recently refurbished his North End bachelor pad with the help of Waltham-based decorator Erin Polansky.
“When I was traded here [from St. Louis], I knew I wanted to live in a place that felt like Boston,’’ Wideman says. “I like this place because it has exposed brick and beams. If I’m going to live in Boston, I want to have the full experience."
Pictured, Wideman checked out the TV selections in his condo.
![Boston Bruins defenseman Dennis Wideman has a new man cave, equipped with a pool table, an arcade-size video game and views of TD Garden. He recently refurbished his North End bachelor pad with the help of Waltham-based decorator Erin Polansky. “When I was traded here [from St. Louis], I knew I wanted to live in a place that felt like Boston,’’ Wideman says. “I like this place because it has exposed brick and beams. If I’m going to live in Boston, I want to have the full experience.' Pictured, Wideman checked out the TV selections in his condo.](http://cache.boston.com/bonzai-fba/Globe_Photo/2010/03/11/wideman1__1268334234_3869.jpg "Boston Bruins defenseman Dennis Wideman has a new man cave, equipped with a pool table, an arcade-size video game and views of TD Garden. He recently refurbished his North End bachelor pad with the help of Waltham-based decorator Erin Polansky. “When I was traded here [from St. Louis], I knew I wanted to live in a place that felt like Boston,’’ Wideman says. “I like this place because it has exposed brick and beams. If I’m going to live in Boston, I want to have the full experience.' Pictured, Wideman checked out the TV selections in his condo.")