Archiviazione (C1A18)
Made by USM Haller
Designed by Fritz Haller
Lo spazio contenitivo (C1A18) bilancia spazio a vista e spazio nascosto in una credenza modulare compatta. Un'anta a ribalta superiore da 35,5 cm si abbina a un cassetto inferiore da 35,5 cm per creare uno spazio contenitivo organizzato e versatile. Disponibile in 7 colori standard per la superficie, si adatta facilmente a camere da letto, uffici e soggiorni.
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Archiviazione (C1A18)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the USM Haller ball-and-tube system?
The USM Haller system is a modular furniture architecture based on chrome-plated steel tubes connected by spherical ball joints, developed by Swiss architect Fritz Haller and USM co-owner Paul Schärer in the 1960s. Its structural logic allows components to be reconfigured or expanded over time without replacing the framework.
Can USM Haller pieces be reconfigured after purchase?
Yes. One of the defining qualities of the Haller system is that individual components, panels, doors, and drawers can be added, removed, or repositioned as needs change. The ball-and-tube connectors are designed for disassembly and reassembly.
What surface colors are available for the C1A18?
USM Haller offers seven standard surface colors across its panel range, including classic options such as pure white, anthracite, and golden yellow. Custom color options may be available for larger commissions; specifications should be confirmed at the time of order.
Is the USM Haller system considered a design classic?
The USM Haller system has been recognized by institutions including the Museum of Modern Art in New York, which holds pieces in its permanent collection. It is widely studied in architecture and design programs as a model of modular systems thinking.
How is the C1A18 typically used in residential or office settings?
The C1A18 functions as a compact credenza, suited for use as a media cabinet, bedside storage, office sideboard, or entryway console. Its contained scale and neutral palette allow it to integrate with a wide range of interior architectures without visual competition.