Guest post

Hello there! My name is Holly von Huene. I am an interior design consultant and founder of HvH Interiors. Just recently, I started a new project called The Design Chef. I was utterly delighted when Hege asked me to contribute a post to her lovely blog about my new project. The Design Chef is where I create abstract interior design recipes inspired by actual food. If you’d like, feel free to check out the concept in more detail as to provide context for what is to follow 🙂

This recipe was created exclusively for Hege in France readers. I let my interpretation of Hege’s wonderful style inspire a fully French design recipe – featuring a French interior combined with a typical French dish. I hope you enjoy it!

Buttery Escargot Kitchen à la Hege In France

Ingredients:

– 1 kitchen space

– rustic wooden items (like a large dining table or a raw wood beam)

– buttery soft white walls and floor

– a shiny, garlicky backsplash

– 4 industrial style chairs

– a few green plants

Instructions:

In a clean, hollowed out kitchen space, insert the buttery soft walls and floor along with the shiny, garlicky backsplash. Next, spread the rustic wooden items and the chairs into the space. Drop in a few green plants to top it off. Bake until ingredients begin to melt together (not too long) and serve immediately.

Bon Appétit! 

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Credits: Recipe by Holly von Huene  |  Kitchen photo by Nicolas Mathéus via Coté Maison  |  Escargots photo via RasaMalasyia