The D'Urso Racetrack Work Table by Knoll
designed by Joseph D'Urso Designed in 1980 by Joseph D'Urso, the D'Urso Racetrack Work Tables have become famous examples of minimalist, utilitarian design. The goal of the furniture is to do the most by using the least. Composed of either plastic, granite, marble, or figured Techgrain, the The D'Urso tables come in several sizes: small, medium, and large. The legs of the tables are located close to the center, allowing plenty of space for movement and sitting. The tables can be used for any purpose: work, drawing, collecting, drafting, dining, or just as stand alone design objects. The lines are simple and clean, streamlined, and the purposes variegated. The D'Urso Racetrack Work Tables will find a use in every home.
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Joseph D'Urso's work is appreciated around the world for his contemporary design. A graduate of the Pratt Institute and the Royal College of Art in London, D'Urso is well respected as not only an architect and interior designer, but also as a preservationist and educator. D'Urso, an Interior of Design Hall of Fame Honoree, has completed projects ranging from the Calvin Klein showroom to a discotheque in Hong Kong to furniture for Knoll.
