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D’Urso Occasional Table
Category: Tables and coffee tables

Knoll - D’Urso Occasional Table by Joseph D’Urso, Ph. Mykah Stuk
Celebrated minimalist and internationally renowned interior designer Joseph D’Urso first translated his signature aesthetic to furniture for Knoll in 1980. One of those pieces was the D’Urso Occasional Table, offered in a choice of three sizes.

Product description
FEATURES
Durably constructed of welded steel with polished and glossy finishes, the D’Urso Occasional Table picks up reflections of objects around it and becomes part of the overall environment. The way it interacts with other things takes it beyond what it is. Concealed casters make the table easy to move—whether for cleaning or reconfiguring a floorplan—and create lightness in how it floats slightly off the floor. When Joseph D’Urso can’t find the furniture he needs for an interior design project, he designs it himself. In 1980 he needed a large-scale coffee table for a client’s New York City loft, but everything on the market was made for small seating arrangements. In addition, he wanted a table on wheels so his client could reconfigure the space as needed. The D’Urso Occasional Table began as one table for one client, but its mix of mobility and scale caught the eye of the Knoll design director, who collaborated with D’Urso to make it part of the portfolio.
CONSTRUCTION
The frame is made of cut and bent sheet steel, featuring a wood particleboard panel at the base. Hidden beneath the frame are swivel castors that allow for easy movement of the coffee tables. The top is crafted in glass.
FINISHES
The frame is available in ultra black painted structure, Crimson painted structure, stainless steel structure. The glass top is available in black or transparent plate glass, or in transparent wired glass.
DIMENSIONS
Coffee Table – Small
56cm W x 56cm D x 37cm H
Coffee Table – Medium
68cm W x 68cm D x 41cm H
Coffee Table – Large
120cm W x 120cm D x 37cm H
Durably constructed of welded steel with polished and glossy finishes, the D’Urso Occasional Table picks up reflections of objects around it and becomes part of the overall environment. The way it interacts with other things takes it beyond what it is. Concealed casters make the table easy to move—whether for cleaning or reconfiguring a floorplan—and create lightness in how it floats slightly off the floor. When Joseph D’Urso can’t find the furniture he needs for an interior design project, he designs it himself. In 1980 he needed a large-scale coffee table for a client’s New York City loft, but everything on the market was made for small seating arrangements. In addition, he wanted a table on wheels so his client could reconfigure the space as needed. The D’Urso Occasional Table began as one table for one client, but its mix of mobility and scale caught the eye of the Knoll design director, who collaborated with D’Urso to make it part of the portfolio.
CONSTRUCTION
The frame is made of cut and bent sheet steel, featuring a wood particleboard panel at the base. Hidden beneath the frame are swivel castors that allow for easy movement of the coffee tables. The top is crafted in glass.
FINISHES
The frame is available in ultra black painted structure, Crimson painted structure, stainless steel structure. The glass top is available in black or transparent plate glass, or in transparent wired glass.
DIMENSIONS
Coffee Table – Small
56cm W x 56cm D x 37cm H
Coffee Table – Medium
68cm W x 68cm D x 41cm H
Coffee Table – Large
120cm W x 120cm D x 37cm H

Product name
D’Urso Occasional Table
Designer
Joseph D’Urso
Year
1980