Four magnets. That’s the whole installation.

The new Haller Soft Panel from USM clicks into any open compartment of the modular system. No tools, no brackets, no reconfiguring.

The panels are synthetic fiber with 40% recycled Seaqual marine plastic, grooved in diagonal, curved, or vertical runs. Mono panels wear the same pattern on both faces. Duo panels are grooved on one side, plain on the other. Flip one and the storage wall changes its mind.

They also work as acoustic panels, which is the part that earns the spec. Chrome grid, hard floor, long open plan. Sound-absorbing fronts that happen to arrive in green solve two problems at once.

Three sizes match the most common Haller dimensions. Smaller panels slide horizontally inside larger modules.

Marc Venot developed the design. US studio JOBA, led by Kevin Jones, realized it. Together they softened an icon without apologizing for it.

Reception runs, library shelving, a lobby wall that wanted art and never got the budget. The same logic that makes a modular bar cart worth building applies here, one compartment at a time.

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