Inside luxurious bedroom for spoiled dogs treated like children by their owners

A couple who treat their as their children have created a luxurious bedroom for their spoiled .

When Serena Stadler and her husband Brett, both 24, bought their , they decided to honour their fur babies by creating a "special" space. The couple set about over the course of three days transforming one of their bedrooms into a designated dog room.

The impressive room is complete with houses for beds, paw print wallpaper, a closet full of clothes, dresser, and custom portraits on the walls. Their chihuahuas, 14-year-old Madi and 11-month-old Remi, treat the space like a traditional bedroom using it to play and in.

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Serena, a content creator based in Utah, United States, said: "It's designed to resemble a baby nursery but for dogs. I decided to create a dedicated bedroom for them to provide a peaceful and happy space.

"They have so many belongings, and I thought it would be adorable to curate a room just for them, treating them like our children." The couple, who have chosen not to disclose the cost of the project, spent three days transforming the room into a place fit for their beloved pets.

They set out to create a space that combined the "cosiness of a nursery with the functionality of a dog room". Serena explained: "The space features a DIY board and batten design on the walls painted in a soft beige, creating a gender-neutral environment since Madi is a girl and Remi is a boy.

"I found the perfect paw print wallpaper that I couldn't resist. They treat it like a traditional bedroom, and play and sleep in there. I absolutely love the finished result.

"Having this space has been really helpful day-to-day, especially since it's located on the main floor of our home, making bathroom trips much easier." Serena documented their efforts on , where they have 600,000 followers.

The reveal of the final look garnered 1.2 million views and more than 50,000 likes on the social media platform. One fan commented: "When you're jealous of a dogs bedroom because it's better than yours haha."

"I would SO AirBnB this room!" another person said. Someone else called them the "luckiest dogs" as another viewer wrote: "Every dog deserves a room like this. My dogs told me to get to work on their room."

"What a wonderful life you've given them," agreed one more follower. Serena said of the response: "Many people have been inspired to create their own dedicated dog rooms. It's heartwarming to see how others, like us, view their dogs as their children."