Man Creates Dream Closet For His Wife Out Of A Creepy Attic

Rodolfo Cabrera totally renovated his family house attic and turned it into a spectacular closet for himself and his wife

His daughter shared the photos on Twitter, and it quickly became viral

Here is what the attic looked like before

A midway snapshot:

The finished closet:

The stairs were the hardest part of the renovation:

The furniture came from the master bedroom.

Great built-in shelves

Rodolfo renovated his attic with the help of his coworkers from his firm Remodeling & Design LLC.

It took them three weeks to finish it.

The project costed between $25,000 and $30,000.

Take a look of the video tour:

The rest of the house looks like the redone attic

Pictures of the attic became viral after Rodolfo’s daughter Joserin posted them on Twitter. The post got over 440k likes and was retweeted more than 69K times.

Joserin says that she expected “a few likes and retweets because people love a good before-and-after,” but she never expected this much attention.

Both she and her mom were overjoyed with the remodeling job. “We were both really amazed because we knew it was going to look good, but he exceeded our expectations.”

Joserin says that the rest of their home looks like their attic. “Everything was redone by my dad and his company, Remodeling And Design LLC before we moved in.”

The husband let his creativity take over.

Rodolfo told House Beautiful that he was motivated to build the dream closet when he saw that the family needed more closet space. “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,’” he said.

Before they started the renovation work, He and his workers had to clean the attic. After that, they did the framing, the electrical, the drywall, the plastering, and finished off with subtle LED lighting.

The shelves came next, and after completing them, they moved in some furniture from the bedroom. Rodolfo says that he let his creativity take over.

Rodolfo added that the biggest challenge was making the stairs. “They are only attached to one wall, so we needed to add as much support as we could to that one side.”

The people were absolutely thrilled by the results: