Vipp - 15 pedal bin Marie's Yellow limited-edition 14 L

Vipp 15 Marie's Yellow, 14 L.

Vipp presents "Marie' Yellow" for the iconic and Scandinavian pedal bin as a tribute to the woman behind the founder of this beautiful Danish premium label. Her favorite color yellow now also adorns her partner's well-known pedal bin Vipp 15 (14L). But please note, Marie's yellow is a limited edition, so don't wait too long to purchase it.

The Vipp 15 pedal bin inside is made of stainless steel and equipped with a damper mechanism for a smooth closure of the lid and a rubber ring that guarantees an airtight closure. The housing is made of powder-coated steel and hides the removable, galvanized stainless steel inner box. A rubber ring on the bottom ensures that the floor is protected.

Product details:

The warranty is 10 years.
Dimensions for the Vipp 15: height 52 cm diameter 30 cm. Weight: 8 kg. Round waste bin. Indoor use only. With handles, soft close, ventilation and inner bin in black. Great design for use in kitchens, bathrooms and office spaces.

The original pedal bin from Holger Nielsen was not designed in the strict traditional sense, but took its shape during the design process: a large base for stability, a dome-shaped steel lid on the top that is easy to clean, handles on the side for easy handling to move, and a rubber ring on the foot for floor protection.

About Maria Axelsen:

Marie Axelsen was born on June 30, 1916 in the small town of Randers, Denmark. She grew up across the street from the local hairdresser, where she spent her afternoons serving coffee and cookies to the ladies waiting for their 6 a.m. perm. Here she started an apprenticeship at the age of 14 and after completing her degree, she worked in Uppsala, Sweden to earn money that would help realize her dream of opening her own salon. Local dance teacher and metalsmith in Randers, Holger Nielsen, made Marie return to her roots in Randers in 1939 - the year she opened her own salon.

Marie stood out at a time when women were housewives. Starting your own business as a woman was unheard of in the 1930s. Nevertheless, Marie managed to combine family life with an entrepreneurial career by running her own hair salon in Randers with ten employees for 65 years until she retired at the age of 83.