Enfilade USM Haller, 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 two 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 a shelf, visually lightens the composition and enhances the architectural clarity of the system. The black lacquered panels integrate precisely into the metal structure, creating a strong contrast and a sober aesthetic typical of Swiss modernist design. With a total width of approximately 152 cm, this sideboard offers a balanced format suitable for both domestic and professional environments. It illustrates USM's philosophy: rational, modular, and durable furniture designed to adapt over time. Manufacturer: USM, Switzerland.