Celebrated minimalist and internationally renowned interior designer Joseph D’Urso first translated his signature aesthetic to furniture for Knoll in 1980. Among those pieces was the D’Urso Occasional Table – an iconic design, reissued at this year’s Salone del Mobile 2025.
Now available in North America, the D’Urso Occasional Table is available in three sizes. Durably constructed of welded steel with polished and glossy painted finishes, the reissued table reflects its surroundings, seamlessly becoming part of the environment. Its functional design, industrial materials, and concealed casters align with the high-tech design movement of the 1970s and reflect D’Urso’s preference for objects that feel more engineered than styled.
The open lower shelf of the table acts as a second tabletop, offering space to store and display books and objects while keeping the top surface clear and uncluttered. Because the items below are still visible, they’re celebrated but not obtrusive. From its two-level structure to its caster wheels, every aspect of this table is thoughtfully designed for both form and function. It’s a small piece of architecture within a living space.
The reissue is now shoppable at Knoll.com.