Brittany Gogel masterfully created a Narnia-inspired playroom for her daughter. The Canadian mom is a DIY queen, so she pulled out all the stops to give her daughter the wonderland she deserves. With such a creative mom, it’s possible for her daughter to have her own mini-Disneyland at home.

The magical playroom is located under the stairs. She customized a fake wardrobe door as an entrance to the playroom. The antique-looking closet is complete with old coats, just like the wardrobe the Pevensie children had in Narnia. Once you push back the coats, a short trail of fake grass leads into the rest of the room.

Gogel repurposed the space under the stairs to be brighter and more comfortable. The floor is fake grass, and the ceiling is strung with bright lights and lamps. She put in decorative wallpaper with different wildlife on it to simulate a woodland. Too intensify the effect even more, Gogel made papier mache trees, complete with little lady bugs on the trunks. With some chicken wire, a glue gun, and old Christmas trees, she completed the forest feel of the playroom.

RELATED: This DIY Mama Repaired Her Own Clothes Dryer

The DIY queen decided to call her creation the “imaginarium.” She believes that storage is meant for the garage, not anywhere inside the home, so she thought the space under the stairs is the perfect room to transform into a magical playroom. The entire project cost her €590, not counting the custom wardrobe doors. She documented the progress on her blog, Brit & Barclay Designs.

Gogel encourages other parents to find similar magical spaces in their own homes. While going out and exploring with your kids is important, there’s something special about having a room to play together in and escape the realities of the world with each other. For a kid, they’ll undoubtedly find a magical playroom awesome, and they have their own safe space to let their imaginations run wild. As adults, we tend to forget the importance of being creative, playing, and relaxing. With a playroom everyone wants to be in, parents and kids will be able to bond over the magic they create together.