Dubbed “V3”, the new kitchen brings a distinct character to Vipp’s familiar modular design. The freestanding modules are wrapped in naturally anodized aluminium – with vertically extruded profiles curving around the edges to bring a light elegance to the metallic appearance. Resting effortlessly on four legs, Vipp engineers have again blended the everyday functionality of a kitchen with the minimalist aesthetic of Vipp furniture.

“I think we have managed to create a unique kitchen that feels like a sculptural piece on its own,” — Kasper Egelund, CEO, and 3rd generation Vipp-owner

Original design. Forged from heritage.

The V3 kitchen introduces the next step in their legacy of metalwork and brings a distinct character to Vipp’s familiar modular design. The freestanding modules are wrapped in naturally anodized aluminium – with vertically extruded profiles curving around the edges to bring a light elegance to the metallic appearance. A Vipp kitchen is a modular concept. The V3 kitchen is available in three different modules: island, wall, and tall module.

New design built on heritage

With Vipp’s legacy of metalwork revolving mainly around steel, the V3 introduces a fresh take with its light, aluminium-first appearance. Inspired by the material’s use in Vipp’s Chimney House and Shelter guesthouses, the elegant aluminium siding and rounded edges offer a unique aesthetic, while the underlying design language and stainless-steel countertop draw clear lines to the brand’s heritage.