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Located in the former customs house, a classical modernist building designed by Kristoffer Nyrop Varming in 1937. It’s the first Soho House in Scandinavia and comes complete with a waterfront terrace. The interior comprises vintage pieces with a collection of works by local designers and artists including Elmgreen & Dragset. Soho House aims to provide a comfortable and creative environment to work and socialise. Members gain access to a global network of like-minded individuals, each contributing to a vibrant community that sparks inspiration and fosters collaboration.

During 3daysofdesign, Soho House Copenhagen will be taken over with a series of furniture and textile installations both inside and outside showcasing the beautiful attributes of the building in one of the best locations in the city. Outside you will be able to take a break while walking between exhibitions and have a coffee or lunch. Inside will be several more installations in collaboration with Openhouse Magazine and Saba.

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OPENHOUSE
"When Objects Change Meaning" with Saba Italia & JOV
Address
The Conary, Dronningens Tværgade 26, 1302 Copenhagen
Start
15:30
End
16:00
11 Jun
Vermland
Wine & Music
Address
Sankt Annæ Plads 1, 1250 Copenhagen
Start
15:00
End
17:00
11 Jun
SF–SO
Unpacking Structure: Thin Form, Full Load
Address
Sturlasgade 14C, 2300 Copenhagen
Start
16:00
End
16:40
11 Jun
FÓLK
Designing For a Circular Future: Stories of Transformations
Address
Store Kongensgade 108, 1264 Copenhagen
Start
15:00
End
15:30
10 Jun
Tina Frey Designs
Tina Frey x Pinch Food Design Launch SOFT SERVE Collab
Address
Nikolaj Plads 10, 1067 Copenhagen
Start
10:30
End
12:30
10 Jun
Fredericia
Trisse Bar
Address
Løvstræde 1, 1152 Copenhagen
Start
17:00
End
19:00
12 Jun
Technogym
Breathwork Session
Address
Kristen Bernikows Gade 8, 1105 Copenhagen
Start
8:00
End
8:45
10 Jun
UMAGE
CANAL TOUR: An Architectural Cruise
Address
Havnegade 29, 1058 Copenhagen
Start
12:00
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13:00
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