Comodino (P2)
Made by USM Haller
Designed by Fritz Haller
Comodino (P2) offre una soluzione essenziale per il comodino con un profilo compatto e un'unica anta a ribalta bloccabile da 15 cm. Semplice, versatile e facile da posizionare, offre un moderno spazio contenitivo per camere da letto in ambienti più piccoli. Disponibile in 7 colori standard, aggiunge sia personalizzazione che funzionalità compatta.
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Comodino (P2)
Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed the USM Haller modular system?
The USM Haller system was co-developed by Swiss architect Fritz Haller and USM co-owner Paul Schärer in the 1960s. Originally conceived for the USM factory building in Münsingen, Switzerland, the system was later adapted for office and residential furniture and has remained in continuous production since.
Is the USM Haller Nightstand P2 compatible with other USM modules?
Yes. The USM Haller system is built around a standardized ball-joint connector and tubular steel frame, which means modules can be combined, stacked, or expanded over time. The Nightstand P2 can integrate with other USM configurations to create larger storage compositions.
What surface colors are available for the USM Haller Nightstand P2?
The Nightstand P2 is offered in seven standard USM surface colors, a palette that has been refined over the system's production history. Colors range from neutral whites and blacks to warm and cool accent tones, each applied as a powder-coat finish to the steel panels.
Where is USM Haller furniture manufactured?
USM Haller furniture is manufactured in Münsingen, Switzerland, where the company has produced the system since the 1960s. Each piece is made to order, and USM maintains close control over production tolerances to ensure modules remain precisely interchangeable across generations.
How does the lockable door on the Nightstand P2 work?
The Nightstand P2 features a drop-down door that folds forward and down to open, revealing the interior storage compartment. The door includes a lock, making it appropriate for securing personal items at the bedside. The locking mechanism is integrated flush with the panel face to preserve the system's clean geometry.