The drawing done for the tapestry "Interior of a Kitchen" is an example of a part of the process used by Jacob Jordaens. He has used brown ink and applied colour over black chalk on paper to layout the still life on a table and how the figures were to be arranged. The final tapestry underwent changes, but the initial design which borrowed elements of still life paintings by the seventeenth century Antwerp artist Frans Snyders, was fairly closely adhered to.