Why Vipp waste pedal bin holds a place in MoMa's permanent design collection
Kasper Egelund, the CEO of Vipp, on why fans of the Danish brand are willing to fork out a few hundred dollars for its iconic waste bin designed by his grandfather in 1939.
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Kasper Egelund, the CEO of Vipp, on why fans of the Danish brand are willing to fork out a few hundred dollars for its iconic waste bin designed by his grandfather in 1939.
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