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USM Haller
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USM Haller

Founded in 1885 in Münsingen, Switzerland, USM specializes in modular furniture, tables, storage systems, and architectural solutions defined by timeless design, precision engineering, and lasting adaptability.
Fritz Haller
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Fritz Haller

A Swiss architect and designer known for modular modernism, structural clarity, and a visionary approach to adaptable living and working environments.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the M22's dimensions and how does it differ from other USM side tables?

The M22 has a slightly larger footprint than the smaller USM Haller accent table variants, making it suited for placement beside a sofa or as a standalone surface next to seating. Its proportions are derived from the USM Haller modular grid, so it integrates naturally with other pieces in the system.

What surface finishes are available for the USM Haller M22?

The M22 is offered in seven standard powder-coated finishes, each developed to maintain visual coherence with the chrome-plated steel frame. The finishes range from neutral tones to the bold colors associated with the USM Haller palette.

Who designed the USM Haller system, and when was it developed?

The USM Haller system was designed by Swiss architect Fritz Haller in collaboration with Paul Schärer during the 1960s, originally conceived as a modular office furniture system. Its rigorous geometric logic and industrial precision have since made it a canonical reference in modern furniture design.

Is the USM Haller M22 compatible with other USM Haller furniture?

Yes. The M22 shares the same spherical connector and chrome-plated steel tubing as the broader USM Haller system, so it can be placed alongside shelving units, cabinets, and other tables within the collection while maintaining a unified visual language.

Is the M22 made to order, and how long does production typically take?

The USM Haller M22 is made to order, reflecting the brand's Swiss manufacturing standards and commitment to precision. Lead times vary by configuration and finish; a design professional or a design expert can provide current production timelines.