Audo
Danish design: Audo
Audo Copenhagen is the result of a collaborative spirit. Formed through the merger of MENU, The Audo and by Lassen, Audo Copenhagen reflects both a century of Danish design tradition and a modern, global perspective that keeps expanding and evolving. Its furniture, lights and home accessories are defined by purposeful details, high-quality materials and human needs, and go hand in hand with Audo's aim of building strong, lasting connections and partnerships.
Audo Copenhagen describes its aesthetic philosophy as soft minimalism, characterised by clean lines, calm, subtle strength, earthy tones and natural materials that are processed with great respect. This soft minimalism encourages creative contemplation and harmony. It adapts to different architectural styles and is suitable for both private and commercial use. It is timeless, which means that Audo pieces can be used for decades and taken along to new homes and new, creative stages of life.
Collaborations with talent from around the world
Audo works with some of the most exciting and creative people in architecture and design to produce high-quality design with a clear Scandinavian look.
Lasting beauty for everyday life
Every Audo design serves a function with depth of form and feeling, helping to create a sense of community wherever you are in the world. This aim of creating a sense of community gives greater value to the objects and spaces you live with.
Wherever possible, Audo works with local craftspeople to preserve traditional skills and create modern design.
Audo's name reflects its close connection with The Audo, a concept house in Copenhagen in Denmark that opened in 2019. It brings together co-working and event spaces, a café, a restaurant, a concept store and an exclusive residence in one community-building universe. Today, Audo Copenhagen's showroom and headquarters are located in this redesigned historic building. This creative destination reflects Audo's collaborative spirit and is a hub for strong ideas and a sense of community. It redefines how we use design and space – and, ultimately, how we connect with one another.
