[upbeat music playing]
-[Shea] Oh my gosh. -Oh my gosh. Tyler's making a mess.
-[Shea] It looks so good. -[Syd] I know, in a good way.
-In the last couple-- -[clears throat]
-Oh, come on. -Just give me a sec. [clears throat]
-Now I'm ready. -Okay.
Between Studio McGee and McGee & Co., things have been growing really quickly.
This is the future lobby.
We no longer fit in our little old office space.
This is crazy, Shea.
[Shea] This is four times the size as our-- our last office.
I'm gonna need a bike, or skateboard,
-or a Segway. -[Shea laughs]
When we started our design business seven years ago,
it was just the two of us.
-And Wren. -[Shea] And Wren. [laughing]
[Syd] Wren was there too.
We're not ahead of schedule,
but the fact that we're not behind is actually a big win.
[Syd] Okay Tyler, we believe in you.
I believe in me too.
[Shea] Since we started, we've completed several hundred projects
and have scaled up to over 170 employees.
-[Shea] Do you wanna see our offices? -[Syd] I don't remember picking this one.
It's gonna be so cool, you have these, like, oak cabinets--
Like, yours is, like, a lot bigger?
Syd and I are really growing up, growing up.
[Shea] I'm gonna do a small sofa here, and that way--
Because your office is so big you could fit a sofa.
Whereas mine, maybe, like, a chair or something like that.
-Mm-hmm. -Okay, just making sure.
What does he do at work? [chuckling]
I have no idea.
I'm really sorry, babe. I know you do a lot. [laughing]
It's okay. Love you guys.
[Shea] But the core of our business still remains home design.
Oh my gosh! Whoa, this is amazing.
Whoa!
-Oh wow! -[woman] You nailed it.
[playful scream] No!
Not only is our business growing, but our family is growing too.
[gasps] You're pregnant?
[Syd] Wren is eight, Ivy is five,
and baby Margot is coming in hot.
I could go into labor right now, very soon.
Remove diaper, slip the new one in there. I'm getting peed on for sure.
You're getting peed on for sure. [laughs]
We're really excited for the future, raising our three girls,
and continuing to improve the lives of our clients
by creating their dream spaces.
[Syd] So, are we going to the Munier's?
-Is that right? -[Shea] Yes.
[Syd] Kind of sounds like that treat from, like, New Orleans, what's that called?
It's got, like, powdered sugar on it and stuff.
-Like, a beignet? [laughing] -[Syd] A beignet. That's close.
Yeah, I'm always like, "Mm, that sounds like a tasty fried pastry."
[Shea] So, we're headed to see the Bein… Not the Beignets.
The Munier's.
You can tell that family is so important to them,
and creating a place where everyone feels welcome.
Sounds like they've done a lot of work to their backyard and the house,
but they haven't finished the basement,
which, the basement is, like, usually the ultimate hang-out spot, right?
And so, we're going to fix that up for them.
[woman] Izzy, do you want berries with your pancakes?
[Izzy] Strawberries.
-[boy] I got the pillow ready. -[man] You got the pillow ready?
Got the pillow ready to fan the smoke away from the smoke detector.
-My name is Bobby. -And I'm Andrea.
[Bobby] We adopted Truman and Izzy, both from birth.
Izzy just sprayed it on everything on my…
Truman is a fantastic athlete.
With just this huge heart.
-I'm a pro at table tennis. -Ooh, table tennis.
Izzy is definitely the spark in our family. She is our youngest.
[singing]
I can only describe her as "extra."
I'm not playing any card games with these two.
-Why? -Because you guys don't like to lose.
[Bobby] We brought Kemari into our home when he was 16 years old,
and then we formally adopted him, um, last fall when he would have been 19.
I'll come down there and school you in video games.
-Yeah. -You wish.
-Probably Pac-Man or Crossy Road. -[laughter]
-Pong? Isn't that-- -Pong.
Being these kids' moms, that's my purpose in life.
And every day I get to fulfill that,
and I cannot imagine what life would be like without them.
[Shea] Basements can be really tricky because they are like the fun zone.
You have a lot of things that don't look very pretty like game tables, huge TVs.
-It's not about just beautiful furniture. -Like I'm super fun,
but not, like, the most attractive, right?
-Kinda thing? -Yeah, you're a basement. No, come on!
[both laughing]
-[Syd] This is it right here? -[Shea] Yup, we are here.
[knocking on the door and door opening]
-[Andrea] Hello. -Hi!
-Come on in. -How are you guys?
-So good. So excited to have you. -Yeah.
-I'm Andrea, this is-- -I'm Truman.
-Truman. -I'm Izzy.
-Izzy. -And-- Bobby.
And this is our oldest.
-[Shea] Hi! -This is Kemari, from London, originally.
-So good to meet you. -Kemari, nice to meet you.
Big family, huge. Like three.
-You ready for three? -[laughing]
[Shea] It did feel like a lot. Like, when we walked in,
it's like you're greeted by a crowd.
So, tell me the whole family dynamic. I wanna hear it all.
-Controlled chaos, that is how I would-- -[Bobby] Yeah.
Or maybe not so controlled, depends on the day. [laughing]
[Bobby] Sports, school…
[Andrea] Dance and voice lessons and gymnastics.
Just one list of your sports makes me tired.
There's a lot of love there, a lot of energy,
but then I see a family of five
and I'm like, "It does feel like a lot." Like, "Oh wow. We're gonna be that."
It's kind of a little scary, but fun.
Is this your forever home?
[Andrea] Absolutely, we redid every part of it,
and this is where we're staying.
This is where we want them to come back to.
So, is the basement, like, the homestretch?
-Like, is that the last piece of the home? -It is. It is.
Yeah, yeah, that's the end zone, baby.
-We're-- we're almost there. -Yeah, all right.
Downstairs is kind of just wasted,
and we want a space for our family where we can hang out, and just--
they can have friends over, we can spend time together.
It's just kind of a-- a larger gathering space.
Well, I'd love to take a look at the basement.
-[Andrea] Well, let's go. I'll show you. -Okay.
Right now, it's kind of a dark, mishmash area,
and we're just not in that space as much.
Okay, this is the space that we need help with.
I see a lot of things going on. I'm seeing games, TV…
Andrea just wants a place for everyone to hang out downstairs.
And right now, all we have is this, like, tiny little sofa and a bedroom.
And no one wants to go down there, so we need to make it inviting.
You have a lot of space.
Yeah, everything down here is just, kind of, leftovers,
-and we just really have… -Yeah, basements often become leftovers.
Yeah, it's just we've never done anything and put a lot of effort into the area.
So, I think we don't hang out down here because of that.
So many times, if, you know, the kids want to go down, and maybe play ping-pong,
they don't stay that long down there,
because I just don't think it's that welcoming.
And so, I want a place that we-- Where we all want to be together.
And we are so grateful to have, um, Shea and Syd involved
because we are at a loss of what to do and how to make it look nice.
Now, what are you hoping it becomes?
I'd love to keep all the games.
I definitely want. kind of, the TV area, more seating.
[Bobby] Yeah, for sure. I-- I envision it being the
-movie night, football game-watching… -Uh-huh.
…congregating area.
Basements kind of tend to be a catch-all,
and so the clients' requests usually start to stack up,
and they're all over the place.
[Andrea] I kind of see it as a space from the pool inside.
So, maybe something where they could, like, hang wet towels,
and, they're coming in and eating pizza down here.
-[Bobby] Not really a kitchen. -But a place
-just to be able to set those pizza boxes. -Yeah, yeah.
I do envision it being kind of the
-sleepover spot. -Yeah.
We even talked about those Murphy beds that fold down.
-Okay. -TV wall over there.
[Andrea] He was thinking doing half walls around it, like this enclosed
-kind of seating area from here over. -[Bobby] Yeah.
[humorous music playing]
I don't know? Does that make sense?
[exhales] That's a lot.
[Shea] Whoo! That's a lot. [laughs]
[Shea] Is this a wood-burning fireplace?
I love a fireplace in the basement, it makes it feel cozy.
-Yeah, we're not really fireplace people. -Okay.
We used it once and caught the deck on fire.
Maybe the fireplace goes then.
[Shea] You just try not to make basements like a Chuck E. Cheese,
because between, like, the pizza drop-off zone and the arcade games,
it's like-- Right, that's the formula for a Chuck E. Cheese, and so--
Just when you thought a basement couldn't get any scarier.
Potentially, we could create some zones for definition between the spaces.
-Yeah. -Are you wanting it to feel modern?
Do you want to be kind of like modern rustic?
-I think that modern rustic-- -Yeah, that sounds good.
It does. It sounds like it blends…
[Andrea] I feel like the upstairs is much more of that country chic.
What I'd love for the basement is to be a little bit younger.
And we do like the gray and white.
Take a little bit of the upstairs, but incorporate a little bit
of what we have downstairs already.
The main challenge of this basement is going to be creating distinct zones
and then combining the rustic and modern styles into one cohesive look.
-Thank you, guys. -I have what I need to get started.
So, thank you so much.
-Do you have what you need to get started? -I'm good-- I'm good. Yeah, let's go.
[Andrea] Thank you guys so much. We're just so excited for this project.
They are gonna be talking about this forever.
We need to find Margot some cute outfits or, like, a toy or something?
What do you think? Okay, we're gonna go right here.
Oh, open together. Teamwork.
Look at this cute little pink fluffy dress.
What about this one?
-That's cute. -[Shea] This one?
Are you guys excited to meet baby sister Margot?
-Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. -Why?
Because I know she's gonna be cute and chubby.
-I got really chubby. -[Shea] Mm-hmm.
[Wren] Look at this little piggy.
[Shea] Girls, this was so nice of you to have this idea to get Margot a gift.
That's so sweet of you. She's coming home next week.
-What's your gift for her? Clothes. -Clothes, shoes,
little bows.
-Clothes. -A little bow.
Look, a bunny.
And the softest bunny in the world.
[Shea laughs]
You girls are on a shopping spree. We were coming in to get one thing.
-[Wren laughs] -[laughs]
What about this?
-Oh, that's cute, Ivy. -And it's really soft.
We could get her, like, a cute little baby thing
that says, like, "Days without injury."
Because, like, with our other kids, I've always, like, done something crazy
and ended up hurting them, but they have a great time.
-It's like-- -Until they get hurt.
I think we need a basket. Yeah, we're really loading up.
I feel like, if my kids were to give us a review,
it would be, like, a four-star review.
Like, "Super fun, very enjoyable, moderately dangerous."
Ivy has completed the whole outfit.
-Wren has gotten her ready to go to sleep. -[laughs]
-You got daytime. You got nighttime. Okay? -[girls laugh]
Actually, that's, like, how I felt when we got married, you know?
Super fun, moderately dangerous. [laughs]
All right, let's go.
[Shea] The walkthrough was great,
and their basement is like the forgotten room in the house.
So it needs a lot of freshening,
-and then like-- -Just a game room down there.
[Shea] Yeah, right now it's a long space
-with a bedroom at the end. -Okay
[Shea] To give the Muniers the family hangout basement of their dreams,
I'm going to break the space up into three different zones.
[Shea] They have this alcove next to the bathroom,
and it's the perfect place
to incorporate a built-in pizza bar.
I think that's a great idea.
What do we do with the fireplace area?
I mean, we could bring in those lounge chairs.
[Shea] The first zone will have a seating area for lounging and hanging,
a table for board games and cards, a new sliding door,
and a bar for pizza drop-offs.
In the main space,
maybe we can source something that is pretty enough to be a dining table
-but then also act as a ping-pong table. -To be both?
[Shea] The center zone will be anchored around a ping-pong table
that will double as a large dining table, which will give the space
the dual functionality of both a dining room and game room.
The main space will have a lighter color on the walls
to bring in some natural light into the basement.
Basements feel dingy sometimes,
and I don't want you to walk down the stairs and get that effect.
I want it to feel fresh and like it's an extension of the main level of the home.
[Shea] But I think that the sad, dark bedroom, like,
maybe we can lean into that and say,
okay, if it's dark,
perfect spot for the theater.
[Shea] For the third zone,
we'll transform the unused basement bedroom into a home theater.
A full wall built-in will hold a giant TV,
and a cozy sectional couch will provide ample seating.
Finally, I'll remove the closet and widen the bedroom door
to make it feel more connected to the rest of the basement.
[Shea] I like the idea of wallpaper in the theater space.
Doing a tone-on-tone look, where we don't use any white…
-[Kaela] Okay. -…on the walls or the ceilings.
-Does that work for you? All righty. -Yeah.
[Shea] Hey, Syd, do you wanna see the baby's room all done?
Oh my gosh.
[Shea] Isn't it magical?
[Syd] Wow. That's so awesome.
[Shea] What do you think about the ceiling?
I think you like peeked when
-the wallpaper was being installed… -[Syd] Yeah.
…and you did not know how you felt about the mauve ceiling.
-It looks-- -You really questioned my judgment here.
[Syd] I was really questioning it, but it's perfect.
It's so rad with the wallpaper too.
It's not an obvious choice to, like, pair those two things together,
because this is very neutral, and then we have a color, but the risk paid off.
[Shea] I tried to mix patterns throughout.
[Syd] Such a perfect room for Margot.
I could literally keep everything in here
and just change out the crib for a bed and nightstands,
-and this could grow up for years to come. -[Syd] Totally.
-Should we call the girls in? -Yeah. Wren, Ivy.
Girlies, come on in.
-What do you think? -It's so cute.
It's so cute, huh?
Oh, my goodness. Do you believe this?
-No. -Oh my gosh.
Some people say it gets more difficult the more kids you have,
but I'm hoping it goes the opposite,
because for me the shock from zero to one was like, "What just happened?"
-[Shea] You guys helped so much. -What else did we put together?
[Wren] The bassinet.
-[Syd] Yeah. -And the little swing there.
Yes, you did that. I let the kids build it.
-[Shea] Dad's taught you a lot. -I want my girls to be very handy
and be able to be strong women that take care of themselves.
[laughs]
Wren is gonna be a big sister times two, huh?
Double big sis! Double big sis!
And Ives, are you ready to be bigger sis?
-You're ready for this, huh? Uh-huh. -Yeah.
I'm pretty sure our kids will raise Margot.
-Easy. -Oh yeah. [laughs]
-This is gonna be fine. -That's the spirit, babe. [laughs]
-Only 12 more days. A family of five. -Go, team. Okay, ready?
All right. One, two, three.
Team Margot! [laughing]
Baby Margot's here.
She's here.
I can't believe it. Good job, babe. You did good.
Aww.
Can you say hi?
[door closing]
[Syd] Welcome home.
-[Shea] Hi, girls. -Hi!
So tiny, huh?
Better hold together.
[Syd] Oh, she likes that.
[Shea] She loves you guys already.
She's so cute.
[Shea] The girl gang is complete.
[kiss]
Woo!
[Shea] It's been amazing to be able to spend time with Margot
and our family during my maternity leave.
-Hi. -Hey, how's it going, Shea?
-I'm great. -Good to see you.
But now it's time for me to share my attention with another family.
I've kind of, just, really liked having you all to ourselves.
-[laughs] You don't want to share me. -I do not want to share you, ever.
I have so many decisions to make today.
Well, hopefully, we can get them all done.
-You can set your stuff here. -Looks good.
I haven't seen it ripped apart.
'Cause my goal in here is to balance the rustic and the modern.
-Right. -Basements can be pretty blah,
but I'm really enjoying looking for opportunities
to add architectural detail and character.
-We need to find some reclaimed beams. -[Bradshaw] Okay.
And, I would like them cut down pretty slim.
-We have low basement ceilings in here. -Like, slim off-the-ceiling dimensions?
-Did I see this one right here? -Yeah, see where it guides in?
Adding these shallow beams on the ceiling, they give you something to look at.
It draws your eye up.
Let's do four inches,
then that way we look like we're getting a substantial beam,
but we're keeping it high enough that people don't feel like they're…
-They're gonna hit their head? -Yeah.
And it really elongates the entire space.
Okay, the other thing I wanted to talk about was the fireplace.
They actually told me that they didn't care to keep it.
They had the stove inside, so we're just taking that out.
However, we had all this brick on the wall and a hole for a fireplace.
And it felt we could make something of it that's prettier than what they have now
without having to demo and replace everything.
That's why we're making it non-functioning?
If we were to take out the fireplace wall, we would still end up having to
spend a bunch of money, and then we'd end up with a wall that we'd have to decorate.
What I'm hoping is to do a plaster effect on this
to where the brick just becomes a really bold-feeling texture.
I want this grout to be gone. Just a nice backdrop here.
-Yeah, we can do that. -That's my hope.
Coming up with cost-saving solutions is always really satisfying.
It's a beautiful thing to watch Shea save money… for someone else.
-I like nice things. -Yes.
-That's all I… [laughs] -Period. [laughs]
I'm going to layer a cast concrete fireplace then on top of this,
because this square feels really small against the big wall.
Honestly, it took me so long to figure out what to do with this wall because
the fireplace is, like, not centered.
In remodels, there are often imperfections
that you wouldn't have had if we started from scratch.
And so, what we're going to do is create, like, a little reading nook
over here and so that's what that sconce is going to be for.
But I think there's beauty in that
because it often presents opportunities to come up with creative solutions.
I feel your asymmetry game's come on pretty strong over the last couple years.
Awesome, well, it was good to see you.
-[Bradshaw] You too. -[Shea] Thank you.
[Shea] For the theater room, we're going dark.
The rest of the basement will feel light and airy,
but in the theater space, I want it to feel moody,
and like you can just curl up on a big couch and watch a movie.
We're adding a cast concrete surround to beef up the undersized firebox,
and really turn it into an eye-catching moment.
The Muniers want a place to serve food to bigger groups of guests.
So we're taking this nook and turning it into what I'm calling the pizza bar.
We're adding in oak tongue-and-groove paneling behind the pizza bar.
Because even though we have some modern elements in the basement space,
I still want to add rustic details to tie in with what's going on upstairs.
[baby cooing]
[Syd] So baby Margs got on the back of a unicorn.
Ooh, you like reading.
Yeah.
Kind of ran out--
She kind of won't let me turn the page, so I'm making up the story.
Hi, is he telling good stories?
Yeah, we're riding unicorns to Marshmallow Mountain with the sisters.
-[Shea laughing] Ooh, nice. -Oh yeah.
You ready for bed?
Someone looks like she eats a bunch of marshmallows.
Oh. [kiss] Hi. [kiss]
[Syd] Oh, Margs.
-Such a little treat. -You're gonna sleep all night.
-[laughs] -[Syd] Not what she did last night.
-She got up, like, every couple hours. -[Shea] I know.
I'll give you whatever you want if you sleep through the night.
I'm so freaking tired. I need her to sleep.
-Daddy needs some rest. [laughs] -[laughs]
I'll put you in a baby straight jacket, okay?
Mama's gonna lock you down for the night.
Two or sometimes three times a night she'll get up.
[Shea] We just take turns.
He says he's tired but, like, I'm waking up just as much as him,
-and-- It's true. -She is.
Oh my gosh!
I-- What are you talking about?
-No totally. I got-- -We literally take turns.
I'm on your team, dude.
Oh my gosh.
Okay. You ready?
Good night. [kiss]
[baby cooing]
[construction noises]
I want to lay the rugs down first and then we can get those in place
-and then set the furniture on top. -Okay.
-Cool? -The muscle is here.
[Shea] The muscles have arrived. Okay, let's do this.
Over the last few years, Syd has picked up a lot of new skills at installs.
Feels like it might need to be moved a little bit like this…
Okay.
-There we go. Perfect. -[Kaela] Yeah.
Is that okay? That look good?
-That last middle one's kind of-- -[Syd] I know.
But I also feel like I've gotten more experienced
-and less helpful at times too. -[laughs]
♪ Let's get vertical ♪
[Shea] I like that one, but…
You guys want to give me your opinion on the artwork choices?
We've got the original,
which has, like, really pretty colors, it's-- But it's smaller in scale.
Those are so good, and it contrasts better with, like, the wallpaper.
And the couch is kind of this color, so,
-let's do this one so we can-- -Shea! Kidding.
-[helper] We love that-- [laughs] -Killing me. Okay. [laughs]
[helper] Sectional is coming in.
[Shea] Okay, awesome.
The pieces we're putting down there are meant to be the exact opposite
of a Chuck E. Cheese, catch-all basement.
-Maybe a little lower? Like an inch. -[Kaela] Lower? Yeah.
[Shea] We're using brown tones to tie in that rustic farmhouse look from upstairs,
and then blues and grays to tie in that modern look
they're hoping for in the basement.
-I think it's come together really well. -Yeah, you think it looks good?
-Yes. I think we're in a good spot. -[Kaela] Perfect.
So, I'm gonna go upstairs and grab the family.
-All right, sounds great. -[Shea] Okay.
[Shea] Hello?
-[Andrea] Hello! -What's up, guys?
-Hi! -How are you?
-Good to see you guys. -How you doing?
We're ready! Like, we're anxious. That's how we're feeling.
Yeah, I'm excited to show you guys. Like, it's ready, you can have it back.
-Let's do this. -Okay.
I'm excited for you.
-[Andrea] Okay, you ready-- -It looks good.
-Okay, go Izzy. -Okay, Izzy, go ahead. [laughs]
[Shea] All right, Izzy, lead the way.
[Andrea] We are so excited to see this space.
We have been waiting for months.
But today is the day, and we're so excited.
-[Shea] Okay. -[Bobby] Okay, here we go, guys.
-You ready? -Oh my gosh.
-[Truman] Oh, my-- -[Andrea laughs]
[Izzy gasps] I love this.
[Andrea] It does not even look like the same space. Oh my gosh.
[Bobby] Oh wow!
The space is amazing. It took me a second to realize, like, this was ours.
It looked so different that it was like,
"Okay, this is my basement I'm walking into."
I cannot believe this! [laughs]
[Bobby] The first thing I felt was in awe of the change. Truly awesome.
I feel like this isn't our basement.
I know. Oh my.
We had a few issues in the basement. It kind of just felt forgotten, right?
And, so, you can see, we broke the space up into three different zones.
The theater room, the game area, and the multi-purpose room.
-You run in and out of the pool. -Yes.
[Shea] We just created a little drop zone for pool towels,
-a little bench to sit down… -[Bobby] Oh yeah.
…and you mentioned
-needing a place to put pizza boxes. -[Andrea laughing]
-So we created a small kitchenette. -[Andrea] This looks so clever.
Now I look at it and think, "Well, of course, look how great this looks here."
But never in a million years would have thought of that.
You have these rustic elements upstairs,
-and I wanted to tie that in down here. -[Bobby] Yeah.
So, we brought in beams from an old barn and--
-[Andrea] Oh! -[Bobby] Oh!
Yes, we cut them shallow because the ceilings are low,
but it doesn't make it feel lower in here, I feel like it just elongates the space.
[Andrea] I would have thought if we put stuff on the ceiling it would feel
-more closed-in… -[Shea] Yeah.
because they're so, like, low ceilings, but it looks amazing.
We are standing in what I'm calling the lounge.
-Okay. The lounge, okay. -This is the lounge.
Before, you had this black painted brick. I felt like if we ripped it all out,
we were just gonna end up with this flat wall.
So, we decided to just make it
a focal point that you don't ever have to turn on or use,
we filled it with firewood, so it looks pretty.
Syd placed each individual log for you.
-[Syd] By hand. -He's really proud of it.
There's a lot of love that went into that fireplace for you.
[Andrea] The lounge space is beyond what I ever would have imagined.
It is so upscale-looking, but yet it still fits our family so well.
[Shea] We searched high and low to find a ping-pong table that was pretty.
-Those are kind of hard to find. -Yeah.
And one that converted to a dining table as well.
Because I know you mentioned being able to sit down and eat.
We put these two benches that can tuck under the ping-pong table
that coordinates with the wood tone. It feels like a piece of furniture
that just happens to have the net on top for playing.
These things are hardy and ready to party.
-They're hardy and ready to party. -Let's go.
-Just like Syd. -You just described us.
I feel like you just described our family.
-That is the family motto. You're welcome. -I love it.
[Shea] Welcome to your new theater room.
-[Andrea] Oh my gosh. -[Bobby] Oh wow.
Our goal here was to not make it feel
like a makeshift bedroom turned theater room, right?
-Yeah. -So we knocked out the door
and just created an opening, and so, then, they can feel more connected.
But then this also feels like its own cozy
-theater space. -So cozy.
We knocked out the old closet.
-Remember, that was over in that corner? -That's why it feels so much bigger.
So we did this custom built-in here around an 85-inch TV.
-There you go. -For you, for everybody.
[Shea] We found this wallpaper. We took one of the darker colors from here
and then we did that on all of the trim, the ceiling, the built-ins.
And then we put the largest sofa we could possibly put in here.
-It's soft. -It is so-- And that ottoman there.
-How is it, Kemari? -It's mad soft, for real.
It's very soft. Mad soft. I'm gonna use that one.
I was usually scared to go downstairs, because it's always dark.
I'm excited to go downstairs now.
I'm probably gonna have a lot of friends over and play video games.
Hang out with my family and everything down there.
I'd love to see you play some ping-pong. Break it in.
-Yeah, I think so. Do we wanna play? -Yeah.
-Who do you wanna play? -Syd.
-Ooh! -Bring it on, dude.
I just want to use the space. Like, I want to be in it. Get in it more.
I just want to be down there, and we are just so incredibly grateful.
-Good game. -Aw! Thank you so much.
-Yeah, thank you. -I hope you enjoy it.
-We're gonna love it. -Yeah, it looks awesome.
It looks great.
-Enjoy. -Thank you, guys.
[Shea] The Muniers are a very tight-knit family.
But they don't close themselves off from other people.
They always invite others in.
I'm so happy I was able to give them a space
that they can both enjoy as a family,
and nurture that love they share with each other.
But I'm also happy that I was able to help them create a place
where they can host friends and family, and give them an opportunity
to share that love with others.
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