Savvy mum turns budget towel rack into stunning kids’ wardrobe for her nursery and other mums love the idea
A CLEVER mum has been praised online after sharing her genius wardrobe solution for her kids' nursery.
Rather than dropping a heap of cash on a traditional wardrobe unit, the savvy mum instead used a budget towel rack she'd picked up for cheap and created a stunning display for her little one's clothes.
The bamboo structure set her back just $25 - which is equivalent to about £12 - from her local bargain store in Australia.
But with it's modern aesthetic and sturdy frame you'd swear it came with a heftier price tag.
Thrilled by the outcome, the Australian mum shared a snap of her nursery storage solution which shows the stunning bamboo structure against the wall nestled between a cot and a change table.
Hanging from the rail is an array of jackets and coats with extra storage boxes tucked away neatly underneath.
Other mums were seriously impressed by the idea with many rushing to snap one up themselves.
Many even suggested using the hanging rack for their kids' dress up costumes so they could be neatly stored away and out of sight.
"Oh my goodness! Amazing! I might do this for my daughters doll clothes," one mum said.
While another added: "This is awesome. thank you for the idea been trying to figure out how to do this in my boys nursery."
A third said: "Such a good idea now I can have my hanging space back."
Many others dubbed it "genius," "fantastic"; and "stunning" and were eager to do something similar themselves.
While this particular item is only available in Australia, similar freestanding towel rails can be purchased on Amazon, or in stores such as The Range, Dunelm and and IKEA.
In other parenting news, a clever mum uses washing up liquid to remove poo stains from baby grows and the results are amazing.
Plus a neighbour demands a mum stops her ‘loud’ 16-month-old ‘stomping’ around their flat in brutal note.
And a mum shares her hilarious homeschooling plan for ‘home economics’ and parents are instantly on board.