In our April issue, we showcased an apartment in Hamburg, Germany, with a striking, matte-black kitchen from Vipp. The 77-year-old company became famous for its iconic pedal trash can before venturing into kitchens and other tools for the home. This isn't the first time that the Danish company's products have graced our pages, and here we've gathered additional examples from our archive that show how the brand's minimalist black kitchens are always a win in modern interiors.
A black-matte kitchen system from Vipp is the centerpiece of the Hamburg apartment of Fabian and Dorothee Heine. The island serves as a generous workspace for Dorothee to prepare dishes with her son Morten.
Morten Bo Jensen, the chief designer at Vipp, has the brand's kitchen system in his Copenhagen home. He explains that his role as chief designer at Vipp is to “work with their DNA” by refining the company’s trademark materials: stainless steel, painted metal, and rubber. For the utilitarian kitchen, “we wanted to get the feeling of a tool,” he says. “It’s nice to have a space where you can actually work.” The gas stovetop is by ABK and the refrigerator is by Smeg; Le Perroquet spotlights are from iGuzzini.
Lisbeth Juul and Laust Nørgaard also selected a Vipp system for their 860-square-foot floating home on the Copenhagen waterfront. They chose this kitchen for the simplicity of its design and because it rests on slender legs rather than a monolithic base.
A black-matte kitchen system from Vipp is the centerpiece of the Hamburg apartment of Fabian and Dorothee Heine. The island serves as a generous workspace for Dorothee to prepare dishes with her son Morten.
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