The 30-year-old spent between $2,500-3,000 to put the look together.

"Since I was a kid, I've always been obsessed with theme parks. I just love how you can feel like you're entering a new world that was created purely out of human imagination. To come up with a world in your mind, and bring it to life... that was magic to me.

Inspired by Potter

"During my first visit to the Wizarding World of Harry Potter in Hollywood, I had never been more impressed and bewildered by such a grand creation.

"I had to have my own little piece of that world for my own. So, I started with trying to replicate the enchanted sky in the great hall by making a ceiling with stars, then I just couldn't stop!’ he told the portal. Thompson said netizens have been commenting on his work after he posted them online.

He added that many seem to be impressed with the ceiling and admitted that it is his favourite aspect of the entire project too.

"My personal favourite is the ceiling.

"The perimeter of my room is lined with mirrors along the top of the walls to give the stars an infinity effect.

"When you're in the room walking around, it really does look like the stars continue beyond the walls,” said.