Mega Dens - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Meet Your Mega Den
Designer Anitra Mecadon knocks down the walls and gives the Pearce family a killer place to chill.

Luckie Lounge
Designer Anitra Mecadon pulls out all the stops to give the Luckie family a sporty basement mega den with a tricked-out wine cellar, billiard room and home theater.

The Outback
Designer Anitra Mecadon works her magic to convert a detached shed into a macked-out mega den.

The Tree House
Designer Anitra Mecadon and the Brothers Scialabba build a killer indoor tree house.

The Space Station
Designer Anitra Mecadon and her team transform unusable attic space into the ultimate mega den, complete with a "space station" for the kids.

Massive Mega Den
Designer Anitra Mecadon and brothers Mike and Joey Scialabba score big when they turn the Crawford's barren basement into a tricked-out, high-tech Mega Den for a family of jocks.

Attic Attack!
Paul and Darcey have a beautiful two-year-old girl, a baby on the way, two dogs and an attic in desperate need of help! The attic has been a dump site for extra clothes and spare furniture for years, and now this family is in desperate need of more living space. That's where Anitra and the Scialabba brothers come in. They design a foolproof plan to make the attic a family-friendly, dog-friendly, indestructible space for the whole family. Anitra will replace the clutter with 20 feet of custom storage, new porcelain tile, an updated entertainment center, a vintage fireplace and a home theater with a 3-D television.

The Dead Zone
Liz and Greg have a beautiful home and beautiful daughter, but Greg's taxidermy display has his family on edge. So Anitra and the Scialabba brothers make a plan to hide Greg's hobby and create a family space with a home theater, custom metal bar, new floors, new ceiling tiles and cool built-in storage.

Make Space for Grace
John, a single dad of three, is engaged to Grace, so it's time to make his grand-yet-cluttered hall of shame into a functional hall of fame. Anitra and the Scialabbas rip away the outdated wallpaper, lose the drab '70s wood shelving and molding and bring big color to this high-ceilinged cavern. The team creates hidden workspace, a cool bar and a custom entertainment center, while John and Grace install sleek hardwood floors and hang ultra- modern wallpaper.

Something's Fishy
With baby number two on the way, it's time to turn Scott's bachelor pad into a wonderland of form and function. Anitra and the boys tear down an outdated wine room to create a hot cocktail bar, make a "command central" home office and build this couple's daughter her own "mini" Mega Den. The team makes a big splash when they surprise former marine biologist Scott with a huge dual-sided see-through aquarium, built into his office wall.

The Mom Cave
Natali and Chris Gill loved their new ranch house at first. But after they furnished their long, skinny living room, and added a few hundred toy trucks, there was barely room to walk! Can they entertain, hide massive amounts of kid stuff and have a yoga retreat for mom in the same space? Designer Anitra Mecadon is blowing out the jams - and the walls - and creating a multi-purpose MEGA-tation station with high-tech multi-media, hardwood floors, hidden storage, bamboo planters, an indoor fountain and shoji screens to hide the mom cave!

Blood, Sweat, and Tears
Alison and Bruce's sons have recently moved out, but their two adopted daughters don't have plans to flee the nest any time soon. Alison's only worry is that their rec room is a wreck that hasn't been updated in decades. Anitra and the Scialabbas tear out an old bar, replace parquet flooring, cover hideous wood paneling and trick this Mega Den out with more electronic goodies and custom furniture than this family could imagine.

Rockin' the Suburbs
Derek Davis was all man until he married Kaci and had two little girls, Grey and Emory. And now Anitra and the Scialabbas are ready to update this family's bland cookie-cutter home in the 'burbs by adding some color and edge to reflect the couple's youthful spirit. The crew will open up the Mega Den to the kitchen so Derek and Kaci can track the rugrats, and the team will also create a mini-Mega Den that is all testosterone and install a truly unique cement countertop that ties this new look together. Anitra is also bringing in hidden storage, a cool wine rack and wine chiller, a custom entertainment center, unique wall art and personalized skateboard lights.
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