The Audo

The Audo
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As a restaurant, café, concept store, boutique residence, material library, co-working and event space, The Audo is a hybrid, uniting design, work-life, hospitality and community in one. The Audo operates from the belief that knowledge-sharing drives creativity, builds healthier communities and can lead to higher quality work. The house and its name are built upon this philosophy, borrowing from the Latin phrase Ab Uno Disce Omnes, meaning “from one, learn all”.

During 3daysofdesign, The Audo invites you to discover the house in a new way through the eyes of The Audo’s designers and partners. In-house interior designer Charlotte Schultz will reimagine a section of the Concept Shop using her signature vintage aesthetic and curatorial eye. Explore the work of the talented artists Ulla Bang and Sophie Klerk as the Concept Shop is transformed into a live workspace. The architecture collective, Atelier Axo, have redesigned The Audo Salon and Restaurant HÂIDAN, using their intuitive approach to atmosphere and form. Additionally, you can meet a variety of The Audo’s partners like Menu, By Lassen, Sørensen Leather, Brandt Collective & St. Leo.

Related Exhibitions
Fogia’s mission as a furniture maker is to turn exceptional ideas into well–crafted pieces. At its centre is the factory, where wood, textiles and skilled hands come together, giving designers and craftspeople the time to explore how sketches become lasting objects. The aim is to create furniture that people grow attached to over time. This comes from balancing function with friction—the detail, tension or gesture that gives character. One without the other is incomplete. Working closely with designers who question conventions with finesse, Fogia shapes furniture that feels considered. You can sense it in the whole—it simply feels right. FUNCTION / FRICTION / FINESSE / FOGIA
Fogia
March 14, 2022
Accessories
Furniture
Lighting
Part of 2022
Part of 2023
Within the evolving landscape of the contemporary home, Karakter introduces a collaboration with Cassina, Karakter x Cassina, shaped by a distinctive creative sensibility grounded in design culture and curatorial precision, while enriching the collection with a refined yet unmistakably expressive attitude. Rooted in a spirit of curiosity and an eye for the unconventional, Karakter champions a design language where clarity, personality and experimentation coexist. Its international outlook informs a portfolio that spans seminal authors and emerging voices. Each piece is selected for its conceptual strength and the unique perspective it brings by challenging traditional habits. Guided by an editorial approach rather than a formula.
Karakter x Cassina
February 10, 2022
Accessories
Furniture
Lighting
Part of 2022
Part of 2023
LOUISE ROE, the Danish designer, has shaped her eponymous brand with a strong artistic vision and a deep appreciation for European craftsmanship. Her designs, rooted in minimalism yet infused with an avant–garde sensibility, emphasise sculptural forms and the inherent character of natural materials. Through artisanal techniques, she creates objects and furniture that are both timeless and enduring. In 2018, she opened LOUISE ROE GALLERY in the heart of Copenhagen. Today, the flagship store attracts visitors from around the world, offering an immersive experience alongside its café, THE ROE BAR.
LOUISE ROE
February 2, 2022
Accessories
Part of 2022
Part of 2023
Part of 2024
Part of 2025
Founded in Copenhagen in 2006, Mater is a pioneering green–tech design brand with sustainability and circularity at its core. From the outset, the ambition was to inspire a global design audience and engage people in sustainable thinking. Mater uses cutting–edge technology in their production to transform waste materials into furniture. Through collaboration with well–established and new design talents, they create timeless designs in a sustainable and responsible way. Mater is continuously committed to finding and developing new waste materials and techniques that allow them to create more from less.
Mater
February 24, 2022
Part of 2022
Part of 2023
Furniture
Lighting
Part of 2024
Other Exhibitions
Established in 1886, Brdr. Krüger spans five generations of quality furniture craftsmanship in Denmark. Collaborating with today's talents in design and interior, the brand curates an evolving  collection, merging classic Danish design with modernity.
Brdr. Krüger
February 2, 2022
At 3daysofdesign 2026, Warm Nordic continues “The Mid–Modern Reunion,” now in its second chapter, in partnership with Maharam, a leading creator of textiles and part of the MillerKnoll collective. During the golden age of design, Hans Olsen, Charles and Ray Eames, Alexander Girard and Verner Panton each shaped the world of modernist living. For the second time, their work is united through form and fabric—Olsen's Fried Egg Chair and Orange Chair dressed in Maharam textiles designed in the same era. Born at 3daysofdesign 2025, the tribute now enters its next chapter and includes a new highlight: a preview of Maharam’s next textile by Hella Jongerius.
Warm Nordic
February 11, 2022
Mazo takes a thoughtful, hands–on approach to design, focusing on creativity, quality, and the small details that make a difference. They experiment with materials to refine their work, balancing beauty and function in a way that feels natural and deliberate. Rather than following trends, they prioritise durability and timeless appeal. Collaborating with architects and designers from the 1930s to today, they create pieces that meet contemporary needs while staying deeply rooted in history.
MAZO
December 22, 2021
Slow Extraction / Dimora Circolare / Wasted / La Mesure. Marco Evaristti is an artist and architect trained in the studio of Professor Henning Larsen. His work operates between art, architecture, and design, examining responsibility and the systems shaping contemporary life. During 3daysofdesign, he presents Slow Extraction at the Odd Fellow Palace. The installation treats furniture as spatial structure—circular forms and cubes creating rhythm and small–scale architecture. Crafted in FSC–certified wood and plant–based textiles, materials remain visible. La Mesure extends the project, focusing on the body as measure and proposing furniture as lived architecture.
Evaristti Studio
February 2, 2026
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