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The functional Vitra paper basket Happy Bin by Michel Charlot is anything but a boring wastepaper basket with its organic shape and wide choice of colors.

The functional Vitra paper basket Happy Bin by Michel Charlot is anything but a boring wastepaper basket with its organic shape and wide choice of colors.

The "Rubbish" bin is an environmentally conscious version of the original Vipppedal bin, made from 75% recycled materials.

The iconic Vipp 15 pedal bin in Marie's Yellow is the favorite color of Vipp founder Holger Nielsen's partner, a limited edition item.

The iconic waste bin by designer and Vipp founder Holger Nielsen is now also available as a miniature.

The Vipp pedal bin liners are specially designed for the size of your Vipp pedal bin

The iconic Vipp waste bin from designer and Vipp founder Holger Nielsen is now also available in a "rubbish" version of 75% recycled material.

The practical and spacious Vipp laundry basket now also comes in beige, part of the Holger Nielsen beige collection with many functional items.

The practical Vipp toilet brush holder now also comes in beige, part of Holger Nielsen beige collection with many functional items.

Designer and Vipp founder Holger Nielsen's iconic waste bin is now available again in the original 1939 beige color, designed for his mother's hair salon.

Designer and Vipp founder Holger Nielsen's iconic waste bin is now available again in the original 1939 beige color, designed for his mother's hair salon.

Designer and Vipp founder Holger Nielsen's iconic waste bin is now available again in the original 1939 beige color, designed for his mother's hair salon.

Designer and Vipp founder Holger Nielsen's iconic waste bin is now available again in the original 1939 beige color, designed for his mother's hair salon.

Designer and Vipp founder Holger Nielsen's iconic waste bin is now available again in the original 1939 beige color, designed for his mother's hair salon.

Vipp's ambition is a world with fewer but better quality products. This approach is present in all Vipp articles and are inspired by the iconic trash can.