Vipp, the Danish brand that started with a steel pedal bin in 1939, is now synonymous with modular metal kitchens and, of late, furniture and lighting for every room.
The latest is in Andorra la Vella, capital of the mountain microstate of Andorra situated between Spain and France (the Spanish Bishop of Urgell and president of France serve as co-princes).
Andorra la Vella is sequestered in a valley on the south slopes of the Pyrenees.
Casa Vipp is located in a borda, a stone structure originally used for storing grain and housing cattle.
The entrance has a slate-shingled mini portico.
The Vipp V1 Kitchen is composed of customizable modules of powder-coated steel finished with a stainless steel counter. The Vipp Electric Kettle is newly available in the US.
Naturally there’s a kitchen-size Vipp pedal bin.
The powder-coated steel island is fitted with an induction cooktop, oven, and variety of storage.
Vipp’s Paper Pendant Lamps are modeled after Japanese paper lanterns.
Above; The kitchen is open to a dining and living area in muted colors.
Living area at Casa Vipp, a guesthouse/brand showcase, in Andorra in the Pyrenees.
The bedroom’s porthole windows were introduced in the 1950s to provide sweeping views of the valley.
The upstairs is tidily divided into bedroom, work area, and spa bath.
The bathroom is equipped with Vipp cabinets and fittings, including a stainless steel Soap Dispenser.
The steel trough is Patricia Urquiola’s Viecques bathtub from Agape fitted with a wooden shelf and backrest.
A smoked glass partition serves as a splash guard—and comes with a Vipp Shower Wiper. The shower fixtures are Agape’s Fez 2 design.