SummaryStudio M3’s “USM Haller Re-Framed” exhibition featured 10 Norwegian designers who repurposed vintage USM Haller structures using salvaged materials. The project aimed to demonstrate how local design and reuse can add economic, aesthetic, and social value to designs. Originally unveiled at Oslo’s Designer Saturday in mid-September, Studio M3‘s USM Haller Re-Framed exhibition invited 10 Norwegian designers to reimagine vintage USM Haller structures using repurposed/surplus materials. In a culturally rooted interpretation, Bård Arnesen used Norwegian textiles with bold, technicolor embroideries, giving the USM frame a more traditional effect. See the gallery above for a closer look at Studio M3’s “USM Haller Re-Framed” and stay tuned to Hypebeast for the latest design insights.