I have a ‘beyond iconic’ hidden feature in my kitchen – it’s perfect for avoiding clutter & so easy to do
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MANY of us dream of ways to glam up our houses, looking for inspiration on luxury features that elevate normal living spaces. But it can be hard to bring these ideas to life in smaller spaces or while working on a tight budget. And this can be especially true if you're dreaming of building a drinks bar in your house.
![[The secret bar is tucked discreetly behind a monochrome picture of Roger Moore.]](https://www.thesun.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/vlcsnap-2024-12-20-10h54m53s454png-JS958763825.jpg?strip=all&w=540)
That's why fans of clever interior design have gone wild for one TikTokker's incredible reveal of her friend's secret bar - nestled away in the walls of her kitchen. In the video, a striking monochrome framed print of Roger Moore downing a martini is shown hanging on a wall - seemingly just like any other house decor.
![[The incredible feature was built using wardrobe tracks.]](https://www.thesun.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/vlcsnap-2024-12-20-10h55m01s900png-JS958763815.jpg?strip=all&w=540)
The clip is captioned 'POV: your friend has a secret bar'. The TikTokker gently slides the print away, and reveals the wall has an incredible in-built bar, tucked behind the frame. The elegant feature has mirror backing and beautiful illuminating lights.
![[The bar contains neatly organised wine glasses, martini glasses and champagne flutes - and a big bottle of bubbly.]](https://www.thesun.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/vlcsnap-2024-12-20-10h55m09s756png-JS958763821.jpg?strip=all&w=540)
It's stocked with suspended drinking flutes, glasses and, of course, a bottle of Taittinger champagne. The bar is so well-disguised, you would never have known it was there. Viewers were blown away by the reveal, with one commenting: "Everything about this is iconic.".
Another wrote: "Coolest friend ever! I need this in my next house!". While someone else chimed in: "This is probably the coolest thing of 2024!". A fan of the tasteful print wrote: "The picture is PERFECT for this!". To which the original poster replied: "Isn't it!".
