Sideboard from USM Haller, Switzerland, 1970

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Sideboard from the usm haller modular system, developed by paul schärer and fritz haller starting in the 1960s and produced … Read more Sideboard from the usm haller modular system, developed by paul schärer and fritz haller starting in the 1960s and produced in switzerland.

this piece of furniture consists of two modules enclosed by drop-down doors, resting on a chromed steel tube frame assembled with usm's characteristic spherical connectors. The open lower section, structured by a shelf, visually lightens the overall design and reinforces the system's architectural appeal. The black lacquered panels fit precisely into the metal frame, creating a sharp contrast and a restrained aesthetic emblematic of modernist swiss design.

with a width of approximately 150 cm, this sideboard has a balanced size, easily integrated into both residential and commercial spaces. It exemplifies the usm philosophy of rational, modular, and durable furniture, designed to evolve over time without losing its formal coherence.

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