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LOOKING PAW-FECT

Bloke transforms old cupboard into a room for the family’s new puppy and people are calling it ‘stunning’

WE ALL have a storage space in our homes which isn't being used to best effect.

But one bloke has come up with a genius way to transform two empty drawers in a kitchen dresser - by turning them into a cute indoor dog house.

A bloke has transformed an old cupboard into a cute indoor doghouse for his family's new puppy
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A bloke has transformed an old cupboard into a cute indoor doghouse for his family's new puppyCredit: Facebook

In a post to group 'Extreme Budget DIY & Life hacks', the man's admiring mother-in-law called Jan revealed how he had turned an old cupboard into a mini room for the family's new puppy.

Even more impressive, the adorable pen - which was kitted out with several snuggly blankets - had been designed in an apple shape, inspired by the name of the new pooch.

Captioning a snap of the finished result, she wrote: "Just sharing my son-in-law's recent handiwork - this was an empty space under the cupboards, looked like it had previously been drawers.

"He’s made two new drawers and the cut-out snuggle bed is because they are waiting for a puppy next week and they are calling her Apple."

It’s too cute not to share.

Mum-in-law

Referring to some unfinished paintwork, the social media user added: "Skirting board not painted yet but it’s too cute not to share."

Her post received more than 800 'likes' and dozens of comments.

One person wrote: "Oh my gosh. That’s so cute. I love it."

Another commented: "Love this!!! Brilliant."

What a clever son-in-law, looks really stunning

Facebook user

A third shared: "Absolutely love it! And the name Apple with the opening too, fantastic.";

And another added: "What a clever son-in-law, looks really stunning."

It comes as a mum revealed how her dad turned a cupboard under her stairs into a "cool" den for his grandsons.

The project, which cost £50, saw the old storage space transformed into a cosy kid-friendly area with toys and cushions.

In other homeware news, we told you how a woman dyed her stairs from brown to grey using a £5 Wilko product.

We also revealed that Poundland's new homeware goods are up to a £120 less than the designer versions.

And a woman has transformed her tired bathroom into a "beautiful" space with a lick of paint.

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