The Modular Design Beloved By Supreme, Daniel Arsham, and Nigo | BTH: USM’s Haller System
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Over 50 years since its creation, the Haller System continues to disrupt interior design with its modular desks, consoles, and cabinets. Collaborations with Supreme and exhibitions at Art Basel act as a testament to the enduring appeal of USM’s modular designs.
In the latest installment of Behind the HYPE, discover how a family-run furniture company from Switzerland turned a decades-old design into a globally recognized force of innovation.
00:00 Intro
00:57 Cultural Relevance
01:21 Brand Collaborations
1:48 Artist Collaborations
2:29 Design Appeal
03:24 History
04:18 Distinct Features
04:49 Lasting Impact
05:21 Future
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Love the evolution and innovation of the brand, yet the consistency and reliability of the system. A true design and lifestyle icon.
Finally something really interesting!
These videos are great
Goat, all your works are amazing
Dream piece
Need a new balance 990 vid yall!!!
Nigo started using USM hallers for his home and studios and popularized it way way way before the other names in the video title did. im sure they were all just following Nigo. as you could only see them using USM in recent years. Nigo probably started using USM to style his home and studios way earlier but i first saw him using USM was in 2005 in a magazine. i believe it was Nigo who made USM popular.( at least in the fashion industry) before Nigo,i didnt see too many designers use USM. so i think Nigo deserves way more credit than anyone else for popularizing USM
“Collaborations” 🤦♂️