With Vipp already utilising their steelwork within their products, the company put it to the test with the 55 m2steel pod, Vipp shelter. The shelter itself is a liveable design object dropped down in nature. The shelters are surrounded with panoramic views of lush forests, vast lakes, and they are set in a relaxing atmosphere with the sounds of nature or, in the evening, the calming crackling sound of the fireplace.Prices start at 1,000.00 euros for two nights. Keep in mind the shelter is only available for two people.

The shelter itself is referred to as "a battery-charging station for humans".The metal and glass Vipp shelter was designed by the firm's creative director Morten Bo Jensen. It is completely fitted out entirely with Vipp products, all of which are available on the company’s website. This allows all the amenities to offer its guests the quality and premium design for which the company is known. For the mornings, a selection of coffee pods for the Nespresso machine and fine tea is offered as well as access to the private pier for a dip in the lake. The designers also incorporated WiFi, underfloor heating and a modern, yet traditional, fireplace for the winter months, which within minutes heats the atmosphere to a near perfect temperature, perfect for when guests dry off after a long soak in the walk in shower.

The prefabricated cabins, are located just north of Copenhagen, and for guests, who fall in love with the shelters, they can be purchased for a cost of €485,000 (£410,700). By far the most standout feature, and what one is instantly drawn to on first viewing, are the windows providing a panoramic view of the surrounding landscape from the open-plan living area, thanks to large sliding windows. A bedroom is tucked away in one of two chimney-like chambers protruding from the roof, with the other containing a skylight.

The prefabricated cabins, are located just north of Copenhagen, and for guests, who fall in love with the shelters, they can be purchased for a cost of €485,000 (£410,700). By far the most standout feature, and what one is instantly drawn to on first viewing, are the windows providing a panoramic view of the surrounding landscape from the open-plan living area, thanks to large sliding windows. A bedroom is tucked away in one of two chimney-like chambers protruding from the roof, with the other containing a skylight.

The prefabricated cabins, are located just north of Copenhagen, and for guests, who fall in love with the shelters, they can be purchased for a cost of €485,000 (£410,700). By far the most standout feature, and what one is instantly drawn to on first viewing, are the windows providing a panoramic view of the surrounding landscape from the open-plan living area, thanks to large sliding windows. A bedroom is tucked away in one of two chimney-like chambers protruding from the roof, with the other containing a skylight.