The Vipp Laundry Bin (2008) is stylish enough to be left out in the open, embodying all the characteristics of the Vipp line of household products: handmade attention to detail, the highest quality components available and a form dictated by its essential function. The Laundry Bin has a perforated top for ventilation and a simple lever to open and close the lid. A removable, machine-washable inner liner makes it easy to transport clothes from bin to washer. If even that seems like too much lifting, hidden casters on the underside let it roll easily from room to room. Vipp was launched in 1938 when Holger Nielsen designed and manufactured a garbage bin for his wife’s hair salon. Since then, the business has been taken over and expanded by Nielsen’s daughter, Jette Egelund. The Vipp logo is engraved on the stainless steel handle, verifying its authenticity. Made in Denmark.

The Vipp story begins in 1939, when Holger Nielsen designed and manufactured a foot-pedal garbage bin for his wife’s hair salon. Nielsen’s keen sense of aesthetics and quality were quickly recognized and requests for these eminently useful Bins began pouring in. Today, the company is run by his daughter, but little else has changed. Vipp still manufactures its pedal bins in Denmark and the materials are the same: stainless steel and rubber. Each Vipp bin consists of up to 42 components and is hand-assembled by skilled craftsmen. One employee can assemble six bins per hour – ensuring quality that lasts. “Good design never goes out of fashion,” said Nielsen and his Vipp Bins are no exception. Available in a range of sizes and assortment of colors, there’s a Vipp Bin for every bathroom, kitchen, workspace or living space. A removable inner bin makes changing out the bags easy and a roll of biodegradable liners is included.

Note: Yellow is Vipp's 2009 limited-edition color. It was inspired by yellow taxicabs in NYC, and after 2009 this color will be as impossible to get as a yellow cab on a rainy day in NYC.

The Vipp story begins in 1939, when Holger Nielsen designed and manufactured a foot-pedal garbage bin for his wife’s hair salon. Nielsen’s keen sense of aesthetics and quality were quickly recognized and requests for these eminently useful Bins began pouring in. Today, the company is run by his daughter, but little else has changed. Vipp still manufactures its pedal bins in Denmark and the materials are the same: stainless steel and rubber. Each Vipp bin consists of up to 42 components and is hand-assembled by skilled craftsmen. One employee can assemble six bins per hour – ensuring quality that lasts. “Good design never goes out of fashion,” said Nielsen and his Vipp Bins are no exception. Available in a range of sizes and assortment of colors, there’s a Vipp Bin for every bathroom, kitchen, workspace or living space. A removable inner bin makes changing out the bags easy and a roll of biodegradable liners is included.

Note: Yellow is Vipp's 2009 limited-edition color. It was inspired by yellow taxicabs in NYC, and after 2009 this color will be as impossible to get as a yellow cab on a rainy day in NYC.

The Vipp story begins in 1939, when Holger Nielsen designed and manufactured a foot-pedal garbage bin for his wife’s hair salon. Nielsen’s keen sense of aesthetics and quality were quickly recognized and requests for these eminently useful Bins began pouring in. Today, the company is run by his daughter, but little else has changed. Vipp still manufactures its pedal bins in Denmark and the materials are the same: stainless steel and rubber. Each Vipp bin consists of up to 42 components and is hand-assembled by skilled craftsmen. One employee can assemble six bins per hour – ensuring quality that lasts. “Good design never goes out of fashion,” said Nielsen and his Vipp Bins are no exception. Available in a range of sizes and assortment of colors, there’s a Vipp Bin for every bathroom, kitchen, workspace or living space. A removable inner bin makes changing out the bags easy and a roll of biodegradable liners is included.

Note: Yellow is Vipp's 2009 limited-edition color. It was inspired by yellow taxicabs in NYC, and after 2009 this color will be as impossible to get as a yellow cab on a rainy day in NYC.

The Vipp story begins in 1939, when Holger Nielsen designed and manufactured a foot-pedal garbage bin for his wife’s hair salon. Nielsen’s keen sense of aesthetics and quality were quickly recognized and requests for these eminently useful Bins began pouring in. Today, the company is run by his daughter, but little else has changed. Vipp still manufactures its pedal bins in Denmark and the materials are the same: stainless steel and rubber. Each Vipp bin consists of up to 42 components and is hand-assembled by skilled craftsmen. One employee can assemble six bins per hour – ensuring quality that lasts. “Good design never goes out of fashion,” said Nielsen and his Vipp Bins are no exception. Available in a range of sizes and assortment of colors, there’s a Vipp Bin for every bathroom, kitchen, workspace or living space. A removable inner bin makes changing out the bags easy and a roll of biodegradable liners is included.

Note: Yellow is Vipp's 2009 limited-edition color. It was inspired by yellow taxicabs in NYC, and after 2009 this color will be as impossible to get as a yellow cab on a rainy day in NYC.

Here it is: The last toilet brush you’ll ever buy. The Vipp Toilet Brush (1997) embodies all the characteristics of the Vipp line of household products, including handmade attention to detail, the highest quality components available and a form dictated by it’s essential function. The Toilet Brush features a sanitary stainless steel casing, keeping the bristles hidden from view when not in use. The bristle heads are replaceable (two extra heads are included), extending the life of the brush indefinitely. Vipp was launched in 1938 when Holger Nielsen designed and manufactured a garbage bin for his wife’s hair salon. Since then, the business has been taken over and expanded by Nielsen’s daughter, Jette Egelund. Egelund designed the Toilet Brush, which immediately became a Vipp bestseller. Made in Denmark.

Note: Yellow is Vipp's 2009 limited-edition color. It was inspired by yellow taxicabs in NYC, and after 2009 this color will be as impossible to get as a yellow cab on a rainy day in NYC.

A unique pump system and timeless design make the Vipp Soap Dispenser (2006) the last liquid soap pump you’ll ever buy. Available in an assortment of colors to suit any bathroom or kitchen, it embodies all the characteristics of the Vipp line of household products: handmade attention to detail, the highest quality components available and a form dictated by its essential function. The Dispenser’s rubber base protects countertops. Vipp was launched in 1938 when Holger Nielsen designed and manufactured a garbage bin for his wife’s hair salon. Since then, the business has been taken over and expanded by Nielsen’s daughter, Jette Egelund. Made in Denmark.

The Vipp story began in 1938 when Holger Nielsen designed and manufactured a garbage bin for his wife’s hair salon. Nielsen’s keen sense of aesthetics and quality were quickly recognized and requests for these eminently useful Bins began pouring in. Since then, the business has expanded to include a wide assortment of equally well-designed items for the home and bath. The Shower Shelf (2008) has a sleek design that offers ample storage in the shower, above the bathroom sink or even in the laundry or utility room.

• Easy to clean: The rubber shelf can be easily removed from the stainless steel frame and is dishwasher safe.
• Includes mounting hardware (though hardware needs may vary depending on wall material).
• Coordinates with other Vipp Bath Hardware, including the Towel Bar, Bath Hooks and Toilet Paper Holder.

The Vipp story began in 1938 when Holger Nielsen designed and manufactured a garbage bin for his wife’s hair salon. Nielsen’s keen sense of aesthetics and quality were quickly recognized and requests for these eminently useful Bins began pouring in. Since then, the business has expanded to include a wide assortment of equally well-designed items for the home and bath. These Bath Hooks (2008) come in a set of two and are crafted from high-quality stainless steel, offering an elegant spot to hang towels and bathrobes.

• Indented hook is lined in non-slip rubber to keep hanging items from falling.
• Set includes mounting hardware (though hardware needs may vary depending on wall material).
• Coordinates with other Vipp Bath Hardware, including the Shower Shelf, Towel Bar and Toilet Paper Holder.

The Vipp story began in 1938 when Holger Nielsen designed and manufactured a garbage bin for his wife’s hair salon. Nielsen’s keen sense of aesthetics and quality were quickly recognized and requests for these eminently useful Bins began pouring in. Since then, the business has expanded to include a wide assortment of equally well-designed items for the home and bath. The sleek and simple Toilet Paper Holder (2008) is a well-designed solution for an often overlooked, yet frequently used, bathroom tool.

• The seamless design has a hidden hinge on the side, allowing the paper-holding bar to be easily lifted for paper roll changing.
• Indented paper-holding bar is lined in non-slip rubber to maintain a slow roll.
• Includes mounting hardware (though hardware needs may vary depending on wall material).
• Coordinates with other Vipp Bath Hardware, including the Shower Shelf, Towel Bar and Bath Hooks.

The Vipp story began in 1938 when Holger Nielsen designed and manufactured a garbage bin for his wife’s hair salon. Nielsen’s keen sense of aesthetics and quality were quickly recognized and requests for these eminently useful Bins began pouring in. Since then, the business has expanded to include a wide assortment of equally well-designed items for the home and bath. The Towel Bar (2008) is crafted from high-quality stainless steel, offering an elegant spot to hang towels and bathrobes.

• Indented bar is lined in non-slip rubber to keep hanging items from falling.
• Set includes mounting hardware (though hardware needs may vary depending on wall material).
• Coordinates with other Vipp Bath Hardware, including the Shower Shelf, Bath Hooks and Toilet Paper Holder.

The Vipp story began in 1938 when Holger Nielsen designed and manufactured a garbage bin for his wife’s hair salon. Nielsen’s keen sense of aesthetics and quality were quickly recognized and requests for these eminently useful Bins began pouring in. Since then, the business has expanded to include a wide assortment of equally well-designed items for the home and bath. The Towel Set (2004) includes six luxuriously soft towels of three different sizes, which are crafted from a mix of cotton and bamboo fibers.

• Each towel has a handy silicone tag that allows it to be hung to dry.
• Luxurious bamboo and cotton blend dries quickly and its antimicrobial properties resist mildew.
• The set includes two small, two medium and two large towels.
• In exclusive partnership with Vipp, enjoy a special, limited-time price on the Towel Set, which is available only at DWR.