Eva Longoria plans home makeover with Oprah's designer

Actress EVA LONGORIA signed up OPRAH WINFREY's top designer NATE BERKUS
to decorate the new home she bought for her parents in New Mexico.

The DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES star recently agreed to tell all about her
romance with basketball star TONY PARKER on the OPRAH show and decided
to tie the big interview in with a home makeover.

Longoria insisted on decorating the new house in a Mexican style, so
her Latino parents would feel completely at home, and Berkus obliged by
creating haciendas and buying up adobe-style furnishings and fittings.

Longoria told the designer she felt compelled to treat her parents to a
dream home to thank them for the sacrifices they had made for her and
her three sisters.

She said, "My mother would sacrifice pay cheque after pay cheque for us
to have cheerleading uniforms, or for my sister to go to band practice
and buy her a flute. She sacrificed a lot for herself and she's never
had a nice house.

"My parents have never had air conditioning in their life. No air
conditioning and no heat.

"My parents have never really tasted the good life, even though, in
their heads, they have. Mom wanted a pool and my dad made her one. We
have the thing that the cow drinks out of.

"My greatest dream in life was to buy them a house."

As a special thank you to Oprah and her team, Longoria and her
boyfriend are sponsoring a home in New Orleans, Louisiana - through
Winfrey's charity.