With the start of a new year, we often want to consider a new style. Those looking for a kitchen makeover will look to the new His Vipp V3 kitchen. Danish Design Pictured here at his Vipp Cold, a unique looking kitchen that pays homage to his brand's 85-year metalworking heritage. Hawaii Guesthouse is a brand new bookable property from Denmark.
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Founded in 1939, Vipp has become synonymous with combining everyday functionality with a sophisticated minimalist aesthetic. But in reality it all started with the lottery. Holger Nielsen, a trained metalworker, bid on his car, sold it and bought a metal stamping that he lovingly used to create a trash can for his wife's beauty salon. I did. He had no intention of selling it, but there was a desire to make more, so he began production on a larger scale, resulting in what is now known as his iconic Vipp pedal bin. Did.
The company has since added other stainless steel products to its portfolio, such as toilet brushes and laundry baskets, and launched the first all-metal Vipp kitchen, the V1, in 2011. This was followed by the launch of his Vipp V2 kitchen in 2011. 2021 features a palette of organic materials.
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Despite sharing the same overall design principles as the original, the new V3 kitchen combines the V1's black powder-coated steel shape with Vipp's eye-catching, Instagram-worthy chimney stair cladding We take inspiration from the use of this material and replace it with self-supporting modules made of naturally anodized aluminum. Guesthouse in Copenhagen. Effortlessly installed on four legs, the module's vertically extruded profile is curved along the edges, lending an airy elegance to its industrial look, and is constructed from 4 mm thick stainless steel. The countertop gracefully floats above the cabinetry with discreet integrated handles. For the kitchen, you can choose from his three different modules: island, wall and tall.
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“With the new V3, we have been able to combine the valuable know-how gained from our first kitchen with our metalworking heritage to create an attractive and innovative visual expression,” said Kasper Egelund, CEO of Vipp. states. “In addition to its functional properties, he was able to introduce extruded aluminum, which is one of our trademark materials. We believe we were able to create a unique kitchen that feels like a piece of sculpture. ”
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