A dad has really put his lockdown time to good use, turning his scruffy loft into a chic walk-in wardrobe for him and his wife.
Rodolfo Cabrera shares a home with wife Idaly, 37, and their daughter Josdallana, in Maryland, US.
And with their attic leaving a little to be desired, the 40-year-old decided to get to work and make it into something special.
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Speaking about the incredible renovation, Rodolfo, a construction worker, said it took about three weeks to complete and set him back about $30,000, bringing in some help to get the job done.
And safe to say, Idaly was over the moon with the result.
"My wife and I needed more space for our clothes. One day I went up to my attic and I began to think, 'wow we have all this empty space that we can transform into something else'," Rodolfo said.
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Adding: "I spent an estimate of $25K to $30K on labour and material.
"My workers helped me out and they got paid for the help. For the closet, I used 2x4 for the framing and a drywall to build the walls.
"I then had the drywall plastered and got it ready for the shelves and paint.
"The shelves were made out wood planks. I used PVC laminate for the floor, which is a wood looking plank but it's made out of plastic and other materials. It's also waterproof."
But Rodolfo isn't the only one who's been busy transforming a tired part of their home into something a little more exciting.
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David Mckinder, from Sydney, Australia, has spent the best part of 10 years turning his garage into a footballing Mecca, complete with a dugout, bar, a Tottenham Hotspur-themed poker table - oh, and just the 14 TVs.
He's even got one in a coffee table and a huge projector!
All in, the 46-year-old told LADbible that it cost him around AU$35,000 (£19,112) to transform the space into every football fan's dream. So it's not a cheap job, but Dave says it's worth every penny.
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He said: "I was sick of watching sports by myself.
"As the times are really late and early in my part of the world, I had a dream that what if I could watch all my favourite sports at once, as well as a good game of poker with my mates while we're at it."
Adding: "We were looking for a house about 10 years ago and I spotted the house we are in now. It had a four-car garage, and with only having one car the 'mancave' was born."