Audo House
Aarhusgade Quarter, Oesterbro, Copenhagen
“Living design residence”
Vibe
Norm Architects brings tactile St. Leo plaster and Dinesen oak to a hybrid design residence that wraps around a travertine courtyard.
“Living design residence”
Norm Architects interiors pairing Dinesen natural oak floors with St. Leo plaster walls and bespoke furnishings.
A 1918 Neo-Baroque merchant building preserved as one of the oldest industrial structures in Nordhavn.
A buzzing ground-floor cafe by Wulff & Konstali, design gallery, and open-air travertine courtyard.
In Nordhavn's Aarhusgade quarter by the harbor, a short metro ride from central Copenhagen.
Rooms
Tucked under top-floor eaves, loft suites pair DUX beds and Aiayu linens with bespoke furniture and ceramics that are entirely shoppable.
Backstory
The 1918 Neo-Baroque red-brick structure once served as a Russian trading company headquarters in Nordhavn's historic industrial Red City.
Eat & drink
Neighborhood favorite Wulff & Konstali pours specialty coffee and serves signature brunch plates that spill into the open-air travertine courtyard.
The neighborhood
Set along the Aarhusgade Quarter, Nordhavn balances repurposed brick warehouses with calm harbor waters, just a quick metro ride from central Copenhagen.
The app
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