Okinka coat rack USM Haller x Armando Cabral

Design object with attitude: Okinka coat rack by USM x Armando Cabral

The Okinka Wardrobe, part of the limited USM x Armando Cabral collaboration, combines functional clarity with cultural expression. Inspired by Queen Okinka Pampa, a historical leader of the Manjak culture, this piece of furniture stands for strength, elegance and identity. Made from the iconic USM Haller system and refined with fine details in West African Manjak fabric, the wardrobe combines architecture, textile art and storytelling in an expressive design.

USM Haller - an unrivalled success story

Elegant design in technical perfection - a standard that USM Haller has set itself for many years. What began in 1885 as an ironmongery and locksmith's shop developed into a world-famous manufacturer of high-quality steel furniture thanks to the collaboration between Paul Schärer and the architect Fritz Haller. USM Haller's success story, which continues to this day, began with the furnishing of the Rothschild Bank in Paris in 1969. The potential of the innovative modular furniture system was quickly recognised and it became world famous. in 2001, USM Haller furniture even became part of the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York. What makes the system so special? The so-called USM centre point, which allows maximum flexibility thanks to several holes with screw threads and was patented in 1965. This special construction system means that the timelessly beautiful and particularly durable pieces of furniture, which are popular all over the world, can be customised and extended as required.

Material and format

The Okinka coat rack is made of steel and measures H 175 cm x W 185 cm x D 50 cm.