Lowboard

A yes to USM Haller is an investment for life. For durability through flexibility. Because the modular furniture system can be adapted and rearranged to suit any living situation. The work table becomes a dining table, the reception desk becomes a sideboard, the filing cabinet becomes a bookshelf... The idea arose partly from Fritz Haller's architectural design for the construction of the new USM production and administration buildings and partly from Paul Schärer's ingenious idea for the spherical connecting piece of the jointly designed furniture elements. The USM Haller modular furniture system, which was originally intended for the company's own use, went into series production in 1969 and has delighted customers ever since. After furnishing the Rothschild Bank in Paris, orders followed from all over the world. It can be found in doctors' surgeries, lofts and the French National Library. MoMA New York has not only included the USM Haller system in its permanent collection, but has also furnished its offices with it.