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Copenhagen, Denmark
Vipp Chimney House
Check into a historic landmark
Initially built as a water pumping station with a towering chimney in 1902, this heritage building is reborn from ruins by Danish architect, Studio David Thulstrup. While retaining the charm of the architectural shell, the original, industrial space has been extended with a cutting-edge, modern overlay and equipped with Vipp products and curated art pieces.
The room
Vipp Chimney House
Two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a large open plan kitchen, dining and living space occupy the 200 m2 space.
From EUR 1,000.00 for 1 night, max 4 adults
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PRIVATE DINING
Test drive the Vipp kitchen
Why not explore your culinary skills in the fully equipped Vipp kitchen? Our ambition with the Vipp guesthouses is to have a palette of destinations curated to people who seek a one-off design experience, or customers who want to try to live with the Vipp kitchen in a home-away-from-home setting. A Vipp kitchen is for life, but you can start with just a weekend.
EXPLORE THE ROOM
Take in the morning sun
The master bedroom gives access to a small balcony from where the morning sun can be enjoyed. Lush curtains matching downstairs can be pulled across glass wall for privacy.
EXPLORE THE ROOM
Sleep under the ... chimney
Two bedrooms situated on the first floor feature large glass panels and overlook the atrium. The master bedroom is connected to a walk-in closet.
EXPLORE THE ROOM
Be our guest
The guest bedroom features integrated wood cabinetry and 4.5 m high frameless glass panels.
THE ARCHITECTURE
Architectural highlights
Arch doors in steel-framed glass, custom terrazzo flooring, a modern steel staircase and open access to a private terrace are some of the architectural highlights of the Vipp Chimney House. Ceiling height amounts to 8.5 m in the atrium with skylight view to the old chimney.
