Discover Vipp Cold Hawaii, a guesthouse masterpiece by Hahn Lavsen, nestled in Thy National Park, Denmark. Opening in 2024, this architectural marvel harmonizes modern design with its historic roots as a fisherman’s cottage. Perfect for slow living and surf enthusiasts, its minimalistic aesthetics and proximity to nature encapsulate the essence of Cold Hawaii’s serene coastal landscape.

About Vipp Cold Hawaii
Reimagining Heritage in Thy National Park
Situated amidst the sandy dunes of Thy National Park, the largest of its kind in Denmark, lies Vipp Cold Hawaii, a contemporary guesthouse redefining the essence of coastal living. Designed by the local architect studio Hahn Lavsen, this project is a testament to the symbiotic relationship between modern architecture and historical context. Set to open its doors to the public on February 7, 2024, it promises an unparalleled experience for surf lovers and those yearning for a retreat into quietude, inspired by the rugged beauty of Denmark?s surfers’ paradise, Cold Hawaii. A Solitary Monument to Modernity and Tradition
Covering a vast area of 9900 m² (about 106,562 ft²), the guesthouse stands as a solitary figure against the vast, wild backdrop of Thy National Park. From afar, its silhouette hints at the traditional fisherman?s cottages that dot the coastline. However, as one approaches, the guesthouse reveals its true form?a beautifully crafted edifice that marries geometric design with a mini...