إشادة بلمسة فيرساتشي الحسية، يتميز هذا الكرسي المعاصر بذراعين بخطوط منحنية تحاكي تصميم السترات الجلدية الأيقونية. يتوفر كرسي Goddess بذراعين بغطاء قماش أو جلد غير قابل للإزالة، مع حواف منسقة (مع الأقمشة السميكة، تكون الحواف مصنوعة من الساتان المنسق).
| العرض: 90 سم |
| العمق: 75 سم |
| الارتفاع: 68 سم |
"Boasting contemporary, curved lines that reference the silhouette of iconic leather jackets, the Goddess armchair by Versace Home" — manufacturer's own copy. The shaped armrests are the line's identifier; the rest of the silhouette is the canvas.
Frame is steel and wooden, padded with polyurethane and fibrefill — different from the matching sofa (which is wood-only). The steel adds rigidity to the smaller, single-seat silhouette.
Non-removable fabric or leather cover with coordinated piping along the cushion edges — same coordinated-piping design feature used across the Goddess sofa range.
Two base options. Wengé-stained wooden feet (the standard) or a swivel steel base in polished gold, polished chrome, or gun-metal grey. The swivel base is unusual at this scale — most Versace Home armchairs publish only the wooden-feet option.
A 3D Metal Medusa logo is applied to the body, in polished gold, polished chrome, or gun-metal grey — finish coordinates with the chosen base if you order the swivel-steel option.
Detail of the back's curved profile — "curved lines that reference the silhouette of iconic leather jackets" (manufacturer's wording). The coordinated piping outlines every cushion edge.
One published size: 90 × 75 × 68 H cm. The low 68 cm overall height places it in the lounge-armchair register — pairs visually with the Goddess sofa (71 cm seat-back height) for a slightly stepped composition.
From behind — the curved-back profile reads as the line's primary identifier. The 3D Medusa is set on the back face; only the purple colourway is published on the manufacturer's product page.
Versace's Milan headquarters at Piazza Luigi Einaudi 4 holds LEED Gold certification, and the Bal Harbour Shops boutique (Florida) is also certified to LEED Gold for interior design and construction (USGBC project record certified 18 December 2019).
All paper-based packaging components used by Versace are sourced from Forest Stewardship Council–certified suppliers. This certification covers packaging only; it does not extend to furniture wood.
11 November 2021 — the licensed manufacturer's 2021-collection editorial. The Goddess armchair is part of the same family as the sofa, launched together at Via Durini under Donatella Versace's creative direction with Palomba and Serafini. The armchair-specific PR copy did not surface; the line attribution is from collection-level coverage.
One published configuration: 90 × 75 × 68 H cm. The low 68 cm overall height places it in the lounge-armchair register — pairs visually with the Goddess sofa's 71 cm seat-back height for a slightly stepped composition.
Two. Wengé-stained wooden feet (the standard, matching the rest of the Goddess line). Or a swivel steel base in polished gold, polished chrome, or gun-metal grey — unusual at this scale, since most Versace Home armchairs publish only the wooden-feet option.
Three: polished gold, polished chrome, or gun-metal grey. The 3D Metal Medusa logo is applied to the body in the chosen finish — coordinates with the swivel base finish if you order the steel-base option.
No. The cover ships sealed onto the steel-and-wood padded frame, in fabric or leather to your spec, with coordinated piping along every cushion edge. Optional feather or mixed-feather cushions ship with removable covers.
Part of the Versace Home 2021 collection's Goddess line, designed under Donatella Versace's creative direction with Roberto Palomba and Ludovica Serafini (studio ps+a). The Goddess sofa was named in the manufacturer's 11 November 2021 editorial; the armchair is a same-family piece (no armchair-specific press surfaced).
