This Monday, I have to take you back to Copenhagen one more time. Because this experience was too good as not to be shared with you. During my visit to the Danish capital as part of the DesignTrade blogger tour, we were invited by the Danish design brand Menu to dine in the fabulous landmark restaurant 'Höst' in downtown Copenhagen.
The experience was a magical one from the very moment we set our foot into this restaurant: Höst unites the urban and rural feel in a unique way. It feels very 'rurban' I'd say. An inspiring mix of industrial elements, raw concrete and exposed brick walls, black and white furniture and chunky lighting design, large sized plants and manufactured ceramics blended the feeling of a stylish downtown restaurant, a rustic countryside mansion and a raw fabric hall.
The entire concept was prolonged to the set table and the offered menu. We dined in style off of Norm designed tableware produced by Menu, ate traditional Danish cuisine with an experimental twist and had the most inspiring design chats among us (I was perfectly seated next to Desiree and Emma as you can see in the pic below) in the privacy of the secluded basement dining hall.
Yet again, I can let the pictures speak for themselves and save my words when telling you: If you ever happen to go to Copenhagen, don't miss this fabulous restaurant. You will love it - for its design, for its food, for its uniqueness.
Höst Restaurant, Nørre Farimagsgade 41, 1364 Copenhagen
Happy Monday, everybody!
Photography by Igor Josifovic
