Lifegoals: a house with its own snack wall
Look, this is a trend I can really get behind… Even though I’ll never be able to afford it: houses that have their own snack wall. Truly a paradise for deep-fried food lovers, although you do need to have a fair amount of money in your savings account to be able to buy a house like this. Maybe this is simply the new height of wealth: no longer having to go to the snack bar, but just pulling your own special frikandel from a FEBO-like setup.
It wouldn’t be great for my weight, because of course I would replenish this wall every single day. But hey, for parties and gatherings this is obviously a real eye-catcher.
House with its own snack wall: off to Riel
A little village I personally had never heard of, but it’s near Tilburg. And on Zandeind street, you’ll find this gem, which according to Funda has not yet been sold. A truly substantial villa, with a kitchen that commands respect — you could easily turn this into your own home restaurant. Or, of course, a very contemporary private snack bar if you feel like it; all the equipment for it is already in place.
Now I’m curious: how does someone come up with the idea of having this built into their house? I find it hilarious, but if I had to invest my money in something, I would probably choose something else for the house. So if anyone here also has a snack wall at home: what made you decide? And do you actually use it?
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