This modular cabinet pays tribute to timeless, museum-grade design—carefully proportioned, clean-lined, and endlessly versatile. But here’s the twist: you get to make it your own.
Pick from 8 curated colors—Milk White, Light Yellow, Olive Green, Milk Brown, Yellow, Green, Dark Blue, and Black. Mix, stack, rotate, repeat.

Use it as a shoe cabinet, bedside table, entryway piece, or display shelf. Whether it stands alone or stacks with others, this piece fits your life without tools, fuss, or compromise.

It’s not just high-design—it’s high-function.
It looks like a collectible, but works like your favorite everyday piece.

Choose your color. Start building your perfect space—your way.

They say good design should be fun, flexible—and built to last. This one delivers all three.

Inspired by the limitless possibilities of LEGO, our modular system lets you stack, reconfigure, and expand however you like. Create a closet, an open wardrobe, or a freestanding coat rack—your layout, your rules.

What holds it all together? Premium 304 stainless steel tubing—known for its durability, strength, and rust resistance. It’s not just strong—it stays beautiful.

The mirror-finish shine is tested to last over 10 years, even with daily use.

No flimsy parts. No wobbly frames. Just clean lines, industrial-grade stability, and the freedom to rearrange as life evolves.

You get design that plays well. And steel that stays strong.

Build yours today—no tools, no fuss.

Fritz Haller (b. 1930) is a Swiss architect and industrial designer renowned for his pioneering work in modular furniture design. As one of the key figures in the world of functional and flexible design, Haller's work has had a significant impact on both architecture and interior design, with a strong focus on innovation, simplicity, and practicality.

Haller studied architecture in Switzerland and quickly developed an interest in industrial design. He collaborated with several prominent design companies and became particularly known for his work with USM, a Swiss furniture manufacturer. His designs are characterized by their modularity, functionality, and timeless aesthetic appeal.

Fritz Haller’s design philosophy revolves around the principle of adaptability. He believed that furniture should be functional and flexible enough to fit various environments, from office spaces to private homes. His designs often emphasize simplicity and clean lines, making use of industrial materials to create durable, versatile, and aesthetically pleasing products.