Enfilade USM Haller with three drop-down doors, Switzerland, around 1970.

Sideboard of the USM Haller modular system, developed by Paul Schärer and Fritz Haller from the 1960s and produced in Switzerland. The piece consists of three closed modules with drop-down doors, supported by a structure of chrome-plated steel tubes assembled with USM's iconic spherical connectors. The open lower section, organised with shelves, visually lightens the piece and enhances the architectural clarity of the system. The white lacquered panels fit precisely into the metal grid, highlighting the balance between industrial rigor and domestic functionality. Designed as rational, modular, and adaptable furniture, this sideboard illustrates the USM philosophy at the intersection of Swiss modernist design and interior architecture. It is suitable for both residential and professional environments. Manufacturer: USM, Switzerland.