Knoll D'Urso Occasional Table Designed by Joseph D'Urso

The D'Urso occasional table by Knoll, designed in 1980 by Joseph D'Urso, rigorously expresses the high-tech approach typical of the designer, known for the essentiality of his designs and attention to hidden details. The two-level structure allows for versatile use: the upper level defines a linear, continuous surface, while the lower level accommodates objects in view but never obtrusive, according to D'Urso's own stated intent.

The welded steel construction comes in two finishes: mirror polished stainless steel or carbon steel painted in black or crimson tones. The tempered glass top is available in three variants: black, clear or a “clear safety wire glass” version with a 1-inch mesh grid, which adds a well-calibrated graphic presence.

Integrated wheels, not visible to the eye, make the D'Urso coffee table easily movable without interfering with the overall aesthetic. Offered in multiple sizes, it is suitable both as a coffee table and as a side complement. Its ability to fit into spaces with measure makes it a functional presence, consistent with the environment and never a forced protagonist.