Moroccan-Inspired Basement

While the rest of the house underwent renovations, the basement remained a mess. Luckily the homeowners have a treasure trove of Moroccan furnishings, so the Design Remix team transforms the space into a stylish desert lounge.

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Hide CaptionShow CaptionA simple project adds the character of a hazy, old mirror to the room.
If you have an old print you don't like but it's in a great frame, you can create an antiqued looking mirror. Coat the glass with a thin layer of sizing (a type of craft glue) and apply silverleaf to it. Brush the layers onto the entire glass surface. Place the silverleafed glass in the frame.

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