In 1932, Holger Nielsen won a car on his ticket to the local football stadium, and that was where Vipp began. He just didn’t know it.
He sold the car and bought a metal press, and a few years later, when his wife Marie needed a bin for her salon, he walked into his workshop and made what we now know as the Vipp pedal bin.
Over time, this has expanded to a vast portfolio of tools, kitchens, bathrooms, furnishings, and lamps.
He sold the car and bought a metal press, and a few years later, when his wife Marie needed a bin for her salon, he walked into his workshop and made what we now know as the Vipp pedal bin.
Over time, this has expanded to a vast portfolio of tools, kitchens, bathrooms, furnishings, and lamps.
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There were no items found matching your search criteria Vipp is still a family-owned, independent Danish design firm run by Holger’s daughter Jette Egelund, her two children Kasper and Sofie, and 45 employees in Copenhagen.
Regardless of whether the project is to make a metal bin, rethink the modular, free-
Regardless of whether the project is to make a metal bin, rethink the modular, free-