3 days of design logo, Denmark’s Annual Design Festival

The Art of Reduction

Alongside the elite of the design world at 3 Days of Design in Copenhagen between 12-14 April, you will be able to experience Gaggenau’s ’The Art of Reduction’. A celebration of Gaggenau’s design ethos in its purest form.

A kitchen island cutaway that reveals the unseen induction cooktop mechanism underneath

Design for Designers

The Art of Reduction will showcase Gaggenau’s philosophy as exemplified by the minimalistic Essential Induction. Liberating the kitchen and entertaining space, this appliance takes ‘less is more’ to its ultimate conclusion. Visitors will be able to feast their eyes as chef Jakob Mielcke’s restaurant team creates delicious delicacies upon the Essential Induction and a selection of Gaggenau 400 series appliances.

Both Jakob and Essential Induction designer Piotr Szpryngwold will be interviewed live on Thursday 13th June by Architonic’s Editor-in-chief Simon Keane-Cowell. They will discuss the topic of reduction and the significance it has in their work.

Portrait of Piotr Szpryngwald, chief designer of the Gaggenau Essential Induction cooktop
Plan view of a pan boiling water on the Gaggenau Essential Induction cooktop
Portrait of chef Jakob Mielcke leaning on a green chair
The front entrance of the Odd Fellow Palace, Bedgrade 28

Join us

Located in the FRAMING exhibition area within the gardens of Odd Fellow Palace, Bedgrade 28, The Art of Reduction will be open from 10-6 pm with hors d’oeuvres being served during lunch time.

Join Gaggenau on this culinary and design journey.