Vipp Shelter

Even a general perusal of YouTube, Architizer, or Pinterest will yield a flood of images of tiny houses, shipping container homes, and show an overall resurgence of modular architecture around the world. The Case Study homes from the Sear’s catalog of the 1950s and 1960s are being reborn in new and interesting concepts. For almost 80 years, the Copenhagen-based firm Vipp has produced iconic, functional home goods. Beginning with the Pedal Bin and now culminating with the iconic Vipp Shelter project, the firm exudes calm, functional minimalism in virtually every area it touches.

The Vipp Shelter grabbed the attention of interior designers, architects, and virtually all design enthusiasts.

The Vipp Shelter grabbed the attention of interior designers, architects, and virtually all design enthusiasts when it unveiled this unique combination of architecture, interior design, and product design down to the glasses, utensils, and towels. What an exciting time in architecture to see new, environmentally thoughtful designs that still manage to provide calm luxury.

Every corner of the structure is thoughtful and flawless in a way rarely seen in any type of smaller scale architecture.

The soft grey and black tones create a sense of envelopment and safety while virtually disappearing into the natural landscape. Every corner of the structure is thoughtful and flawless in a way rarely seen in any type of smaller scale architecture.

We could go on indefinitely with our ardour of Vipp’s Shelter, but why not Click Here to go directly to the source and learn all there is to know about the history, philosophy, and products of this iconic design house.

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