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"Marked by its contemporary appeal, the Goddess armchair by Versace home boasts curves that reference the silhouette of iconic leather jackets" — manufacturer's own copy. The same design intent runs through the sofa: shaped armrests and back curves cite Versace's fashion archive.
Wooden seat frame padded with polyurethane and fibrefill — the standard Versace Home upholstered-sofa core. Cover is non-removable, with coordinated piping along the cushion edges.
The base is a wooden plinth, wrapped in matching fabric or leather rather than left as exposed wood. The sofa visually floats above wengé-stained wooden feet that emerge below the wrapped base.
A 3D Metal Medusa logo is set into the body — finished in polished gold, polished chrome, or gun-metal grey. Optional feather or mixed-feather scatter cushions ship with removable covers (the only removable upholstery element on the sofa).
Detail of the cushion piping — the contrast trim runs the full perimeter of each cushion in a coordinated colour. The piping is the sofa's quietest design feature: it doubles the visual outline of every soft surface, sharpening an otherwise gentle silhouette.
The smallest of the sectional configurations — 282 × 170 cm. The 71 cm seat-back height is consistent across all Goddess sectional sizes; only the footprint scales.
A wider 310 × 195 cm configuration — adds about 30 cm of width and 25 cm of depth. Sized for a generous lounge in an apartment-scale room.
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 editorial documents the 2021 collection unveil at the Luxury Living showroom in Via Durini, Milan. The Goddess line is named in the article among the new pieces designed under Donatella Versace's creative direction with Roberto Palomba and Ludovica Serafini.
Five published sectional configurations: 282 × 170, 310 × 195, 405 × 170, 434 × 195, and 417 × 331 cm. All share a 71 cm seat-back height — only the footprint scales. Two narrower variants (205 × 109 and 245 × 109) are sold as the regular Goddess sofa (a separate listing in our catalogue).
Curves citing leather-jacket silhouettes from the Versace fashion archive — "curves that reference the silhouette of iconic leather jackets" (manufacturer's wording). The shaped armrests and back curves are the line's design feature; the coordinated piping along every cushion edge sharpens the otherwise soft outline.
Three: polished gold, polished chrome, or gun-metal grey. The 3D Metal Medusa logo is set into the body in the chosen finish — coordinates with the metalwork on any matching armchair or coffee table from the same family.
The Versace Home 2021 collection — including the Goddess line — was designed under Donatella Versace's creative direction in collaboration with Roberto Palomba and Ludovica Serafini (studio ps+a). The designer attribution is at collection level on the manufacturer's 2021 editorial, not on the individual product page.
The Goddess line is part of the Versace Home 2021 collection — unveiled at the Luxury Living showroom in Via Durini, Milan, on 11 November 2021 per the manufacturer's editorial of that date. It has been kept in the catalogue across subsequent collection cycles.
