A mum has completely transformed her spare bedroom into a bar, saying she was "feeling spontaneous".
Carla Lister installed a bar, seating area and fridge as well as fibre optic lights in her downstaris bedroom.
And it only cost her £400 after she used units from Ikea to create the bar and covered it with silver exposed brick wallpaper from The Range, according to the Mirror.
She picked up shelves and a hexagon wine rack from B&M, and a drinks dispenser, neon bar light, table and stools from Amazon.
And the 38-year-old from Manchester is chuffed with the results.
"I love it," said Carla. "It's something I've always wanted and I'm going to enjoy it.
"Men get to have all the fun with their man caves, so I thought why can't women?"
Carla, who works as a carer, had initially wanted to create a woman cave at the end of her garden, but after giving that a spruce she decided there wasn't enough room and she "went off the idea".
She then turned her attention to her spare downstairs bedroom.
"It came to me last week," she said. "I was Hoovering up and I thought this room doesn't get used, so I'd go for it in here.
"I did it all by myself. I used an Ikea cube unit and MDF for the bar area. And I used the remaining wallpaper to cover it.
"My sister couldn't believe it, she said she didn't think it would look like that. She thought the results were unbelievable."
The room is exactly how Carla envisaged it would be - and although she can't decide what her favourite part about it is, she's "very proud of the bar".
She is also hoping to use the room for small gatherings over the summer, while son Tyler also wants to get into the action and hold a quiz night in it.
