USM Haller Children's Furniture

USM Haller Children's Furniture

USM Haller Mobile Pedestal for Kids in children room

Set up children's rooms with the USM configurator

The variety of USM Haller children's furniture

The USM Haller Lowboard for Kids

The USM Haller Lowboard for Kids by Fritz Haller and Paul Schärer is a practical storage furniture and offers plenty of room for everything that needs to be stowed away in a nursery to free up so much space to play. The lowboard is equipped with four compartments and is available in solid colours in the 14 USM standard colours as well as in a multicoloured version. The compartments of the USM Haller children's lowboard are equipped with practical drop down doors, thus reinforcing the order effect of the functional and solid furniture, which is also easy to clean, making it ideal for any child.

A multicoloured USM Haller Lowboard for Kids

Design & Production

The architect Fritz Haller designed the USM modular furniture system in 1963; and a concept which has not only become a classic in the workplace, but also in the living area. As early as the 1970s, USM stood for flexibility, which is especially important in children's furniture. Based on the modular principle, USM furniture consists of only three elements: metal tubing forms a structure whose segments are connected by small chrome plated brass balls and shelves and are all filled in by panels of metal or glass. With this simple system, furniture can be individually planned and even subsequently changed and expanded as and if required. All metal parts for USM Haller furniture are manufactured in Münsingen, Switzerland, and the powder coated metal panels are subsequently painted in an environmentally friendly manner, and one which makes them particularly resistant. From its very origins USM Haller furniture was sustainable, utilising, for example, short transport routes and volumes, but above all, thanks to the individually configurable module character. The versatility of the designs and their high quality allowing long-term use. The practical furniture construction system is an absolute design classic and can also be found in its children's variants in numerous exhibitions, such as the MoMA New York.