A COUPLE who had "very limited space" in their home got creative and turned a wardrobe into a nursery for their baby boy.
The mum took to her Danger_and_Rebel TikTok page to share a look at the Super Mario Bros. themed room.
"We had very limited space in our small home so we turned our closet into a nursery," she wrote over the video.
In the footage, a cot could be seen in one corner, with cute cloud lights over the top of it and cartoon wall stickers brightening up the turquoise wall.
At the end of the room was a small box container unit, with the boxes appearing to contain both toys and clothes.
On top of the unit was a bottle station to enable the parents to prepare milk for their son.
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And on the other side of the room was a changing unit, underneath which was another storage unit.
"We wanted to make a nursery but we didn’t have any space in our small house, so we had to be creative…" she added in the caption.
People were quick to praise the pair for being so creative in their usage of the room.
"This is awesome! I love small rooms, cosy," one wrote.
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"Omg, this is absolutely amazing great job," another added.
As a third commented: "So practical!! smart parents!!"
"That's so creative and cute," another comment read.
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"What a fantastic idea!" someone else wrote.
As another mum commented: "I have a huge walk in closet that is my two sons room – normalise this!!! I get laughed at."
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