Propeller Conference Table

Name: Propeller Conference Table
Brand: Knoll

A modular conference table system with concealed power and data routing.

Brand

Knoll

Year

1994

Materials

Veneer or laminate topAluminum table leg

Finishes

Drum basePeanut baseRectangular basePropeller leg

Colors

MapleNatural OakChalk OakLight OakNatural BeechBrown OakFumed OakOld English WalnutAmerican WalnutWarm Brown WalnutBurnt WalnutEbonized Walnut VeneerGraphite OakEbonized Oak VeneerBright WhiteMicro GreyBrushed SandFolkstone GreyJet BlackWhitened AshLight AshNatural MapleWarm AshClassic OakNatural CherryMedium CherryWalnutGrey AshGraphite PearZebraMedium Metallic Grey

Official product information

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Description

Conference tables at many scales

The Propeller Conference Table by Emanuela Frattini Magnusson uses a modular structure to span settings from smaller meeting rooms to very large conference spaces. Drum, Peanut, Rectangular and signature Propeller-leg bases support a broad set of widths, depths and finishes.

Long Propeller table with enclosed bases Image source: Knoll — Propeller Conference Table · © Knoll and the respective rights holders. Quoted to accompany INTEBEE's independent design commentary and research. · View official product page ↗ · Image use & copyright policy

Technology within the base

Wires and electrical components remain concealed but accessible. Drum, Peanut and Rectangular bases use removable panels, while the S-shaped aluminum Propeller leg routes vertical wiring toward the tabletop. Matching credenzas, sideboards and a rolling cart extend the family.

Story

Introduced from a flexible table idea

Knoll states that Frattini Magnusson returned in 1994 with a table concept focused on flexibility, adaptability and power management. Propeller received an IIDA Apex Design Award in 1994, an IDSA Silver Industrial Design Excellence Award in 1995 and an honorable mention in the 1995 ID Award Design Review. The resulting family connects meeting-room scale, service access and coordinated storage within one programme.