It began as a love story…

The Vipp story begins in 1939 with a bin for Marie. Holger Nielsen, a young metalworker crafts a sturdy, pedal-controlled bin for his wife’s salon.
Over the next 50 years it becomes a permanent object in Danish clinics.
In 2009, the bin was accepted into the permanent design collection at the MoMA in New York – the only place in the world where the bin is just for decoration.

In 2019 Vipp celebrated their 80th anniversary. Vipp founder Holger Nielsen could not have imagined that the pedal-controlled bin he designed in 1939 would eventually sow the seed for a full-blown design universe of accessories, furniture, and kitchens. Nor that his bin would be a catalyst for a design hotel concept. Today, still family-driven and family-owned, 

Deviating from a rigorous metal tradition, the Vipp design language has gotten a tactile treatment in the effort of shaping a design universe rich in materiality. Each new product enters the Vipp collection with the same ambition in mind – offering a refined, tactile experience with genuine design objects, timeless in both aesthetics and function. In Other words, products with staying power.