Love the Caselab SMA8 with all of its room which you can go crazy in with custom loops, phase change, etc and its decent looks. Its not too big but not too small. Would love to buy one myself but money and size prevent me from that.

For a "cheaper" case that I also love Phanteks Enthoo Evolv ATX Glass. but has room for two 360mm rads yet everything looks cozy inside somehow. It has beautiful glass on both sides. Buying one hopeful soonish.

InWin 901. Sleek and aesthetically very pleasing. The upcoming Dan A4 SFX case on Kickstarter seems promising, too!

NZXT Noctis 450. Decent case, overpriced as hell, but god do I love the aesthetic. Nothing else compares... well, nothing did compare until the Silverstone Primera came out just now. The PM01 is a better value, but the Noctis still looks better in my book.

I cannot pick one single favorite case as there are so many nice looking, excellent cases out there. If you're interested you can check out my list of favorite cases.

Not CaseLabs: Silverstone TJ07 Modified to be a Murderbox CaseLabs: STH10, SMA8

I personally dig aluminium cases very much. And mATX. It's compact enough to fit on my (woefully) tiny desk, but large enpugh so I can fit some etxra doodads in the future.

The Jonsbo RM3 is my daily driver. It's a bit lacking in depth (physically, so there's just 3 fan slots, which is a tad disappointing, but I might cut some holes in the top panel to house a 2*140mm radiator.

My dream case would be the Hex Gear R40, which is out of stock on the Hex Gear site. The aluminium+acrylic construction and radiator support makes it very appealing. And it looks wicked sick. But availability is scarce and it's over 200 pounds, or 2300+ HKD (300 USD), so it's probably just a pipe dream.

I'm waiting for Fractal Design to release an updated version of the Define Mini, hopefully one that has an internal layout similar to the Define S.

Idk if I have a favorite case but I do like the concept of small cases that allow for enthusiast grade hardware to fit inside such as Sliverstone's Raven RVZ01 and RVZ02 cases and Fractal Designs' Node 202. To me the concept of having a space saving PC that can compete with a full tower is just neato in my books.