Vipp stainless steel modular home kitchen
This story begins with a bin: In 1939 Danish metalsmith Holger Nielsen created a pedal-operated steel trashcan for wife Marie’s hair salon. Photography courtesy of Vipp. And though the company is still best known for its bin we singled it out in the Remodelista book in our roundup of 100 favorite everyday objects the Egelunds... ...have gone on to apply the Vipp s elegant industrial aesthetic to a range of household essentials from shelving to soap dispensers and even a modular kitchen all in steel A foliage-framed sliding glass main entrance opens to an expansive kitchen-living room in a converted potato barn used as a country house. It belongs to the owner of a much buzzed about fashion brand who asked not to be named but explained I was on the... ...lookout for a freestanding modular kitchen and the Google results turned my attention to Vipp He took a leap of faith and placed the order Vipp delivered the entire kitchen, down to the appliances—Sub-Zero fridge, Wolf range, and Fisher & Paykel dishwasher. Looking to professional kitchens as model Bo Jensen detailed the kitchen on raised legs to make cleaning the floor... ...easy and gave its powder coated steel cabinets grabbable aluminum pulls and expansive worktops of 1 8th inch steel The integrated sink and pullout faucet are also Vipp designs sold only as part of the kitchen but many of the accessories... ...including the Vipp Shelves of white powder coated steel 299 and the one hand Vipp Soap Dispenser 139 are available à la carte The Vipp island is 50 inches deep and ranges from 50 to 239 inches long, depending on the number of units used. A stovetop and sink can also be incorporated into the steel worktop. The kitchen is in a new extension of the house that leads to an outdoor patio. The steel spiral stair, polished concrete floor, and barn-style joists stand out against bright white walls. The hanging lights are halogen Form Pendants with mouth-blown opal glass by Form Us with Love for Design House Stockholm; $211.25 each. Vipp not only delivers all of the kitchen elements, but sends a crew to assemble them, a one- to three-day process.