Discover the d Urso Occasional Table: A Stylish & Functional Design for Modern Living

The d Urso occasional table stands out as a must-have addition to today’s stylish homes, blending sleek aesthetics with everyday utility. This carefully crafted piece features clean lines and a minimalist silhouette, making it ideal for living rooms, home offices, or casual dining areas. Its occasional use design allows for flexible placement, whether serving as a centerpiece or a functional side table.

Crafted from high-quality materials, the d Urso occasional table balances durability with elegance. The subtle yet striking finish complements a range of interior styles—from modern industrial to cozy Scandinavian—offering timeless appeal. Its thoughtful proportions ensure comfortable use without overwhelming smaller spaces.

Whether you’re seeking a conversation starter or a practical storage solution, the d Urso occasional table delivers versatility and design excellence. Upgrade your space with a piece that embodies form and function in perfect harmony.

Embrace the d Urso occasional table today and transform everyday moments into stylish experiences. Discover your new favorite piece—where occasional use meets enduring charm.

The d Urso occasional table delivers on both style and function, making it a smart investment for modern living. Its clean design and practicality ensure it remains a timeless addition to any home. Explore the collection and elevate your space today.

Shop the D'Urso Occasional Table and see our wide selection of Side & Coffee Tables at Knoll. In stock, exclusive, and ready to ship. 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. The D'Urso Occasional Table, designed by Joseph D'Urso in 1980, channels high-tech minimalism through its engineered, functional design. Featuring a two-tier structure, this table offers both a clear tabletop and an open lower shelf for storage or display.

Keeping surfaces uncluttered while making visible items a thoughtful part of the design. Concealed casters provide unexpected mobility. The D'Urso occasional table is offered in three sizes (small, medium and large) and the welded steel construction can be polished or painted in a high-gloss black or crimson, while the glass top-surface can be selected as clear, wired or black.

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. Its functional design, industrial materials, and concealed casters are consistent with the high.

The reissued D'Urso Occasional Table by Joseph D'Urso is now available in North America, featuring a minimalist design with durable welded steel construction, an open lower shelf for storage, and concealed casters, blending functionality with high. Shop the D'Urso Occasional Table and see our wide selection of Coffee Tables at Design Within Reach. In stock, exclusive, and ready to ship.

Made by Knoll Designed in 1980, the D'Urso Occasional Table embodies the High-Tech design movement with its utilitarian design, industrial materials, and hidden wheels. Its two-tier structure creates a second tabletop on the lower level, a space to store and display books and objects, while leaving the top surface clear and uncluttered. 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. In addition, he wanted a table on wheels so his client could reconfigure the space as needed. Architectural utility When the D'Urso Occasional Table was first designed, it was said to "redefine the architecture of the low table".