Moroccan Basement

Don and Enid Coelho's basement is stuck in a '70s nightmare surrounded by wood paneling and shag carpeting. Their kids, Tiffany and Ryan, have decided it's time to spice up the space with some Moroccan flair.

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Hide CaptionShow CaptionWith a Moroccan-inspired design plan, hosts Andrika Lawren and Emmanuel Belliveau help Tiffany and Ryan turn this dingy basement into a modern, multifunctional space.
The dark and dreary paneling is covered with a bright, textured wall covering and the room's old carpeting is replaced with a cream-colored Berber. A sleek new dry bar is installed where a unique piece of artwork features some of Enid's favorite newspaper clippings.

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