Some of these are DIY, and some are super custom - check out some of our favorites:
We NEED this Lego DJ Booth shown at Apartment Therapy's site. Apparently, the original instructions are in German, but if you played with Legos at a kid, you can probably figure this one out.
Or just surround yourself with some sweet, sweet vinyl in your very own, Plattenkreisel, seen here on DJ Rooms' blog.
Simple and modern, this setup from CompactLog gives you three turntables and two speakers. Not technically a DJ Booth, but still really cool.
The clear lid on this wall-mounted DJ Booth keeps the dust off your precious turntables.
And if you're obsessed with VW Busses like we are, this would make the perfect, portable DJ Booth.
Or you could go with something even more hard-core in the VW Bus category. Here's what you get when you combine a VW Bus, a tank, and a DJ booth.
If you love old cars, maybe a vintage Chevy would make the perfect DJ Booth (maybe leave the tires on, though, so it's tall enough to actually use).
The Ikea Hackers have the right idea with this DJ Booth creatively constructed from Ikea furniture and accessories.
All your Mid-Century Modern DJ Booth dreams will come true with this DJ booth from EKKO.
Here's an amazing, simple and sleek setup from Hoerboard.
Here's a great use for those discarded 1980s boom boxes with dual tape decks.
Or you can go with just one. huge. boombox.
Rustic decor? Maybe you need a DJ Booth made out of wood. Wood.
And last, but not least, check out this cool pink polka-dot Kate-Spade-Inspired DJ Booth highlighted at The Perfect Palace blog. That guy looks stoked.
