طاولة القهوة الذهبية الفريدة هي قطعة أنيقة، تتميز بلمسة نهائية ذهبية على إطارها المعدني. مزينة بنقش ميدوسا على سطح الطاولة، والذي مغطى بطبقة زجاجية واقية. متوفرة بأحجام مختلفة.
| Diameter | Height |
|---|---|
| 60 | 30 |
| 40 | 50 |
| 60 | 40 |
The defining feature: a full-steel monolithic construction. Frame and top share the same steel material and finish — there's no separate marble, glass, or wood top sitting on a base. The piece reads as a single sculptural object, not as a base-and-top assembly. The brand's framing: "Splendid furnishings made of steel."
Five finishes catalogued: polished Gold, polished chrome, gun-metal grey, matt Black, and matt Black with engraved Medusa logo + protective glass top. The first four are full-steel uniform reads. The fifth (matt Black + engraved Medusa) adds a glass-top layer over the engraved logo to protect the engraving — a different construction tier.
On the matt Black variant, an engraved Medusa head logo sits on the top, protected by a glass overlay. The brand's framing: "personalised with the Maison's Medusa engraving." The glass top is functional (engraving protection) and visual (depth between the matte finish and the brighter glass surface).
Ø 60 × 30 H cm — one published size. True coffee-table register at 30 cm overall, but at Ø 60 it's compact — sized as an accent piece beside an armchair or as one element in a multi-table composition rather than a primary anchor table for a large seating group.
Detail of the matt Black variant — the Medusa head engraved into the steel surface, protected by the glass overlay. The glass adds a subtle depth shift; the engraving reads as a fashion-house signature pressed into the furniture itself. Choose this variant when the Medusa motif should be the room's signature; the polished Gold or chrome variants are quieter alternatives.
One published size in four frame finishes: polished Gold for the warm Versace register; polished chrome for cooler interiors; gun-metal grey as the matte hardware option; matt Black as a graphic statement. The matt Black is also available in a signature top variant with an engraved Medusa motif protected by a glass overlay (top variant, not a separate frame finish). Dimensions constant across all four.
The mirror-grade polished Gold finish — the most reflective register, reads as jewellery-grade hardware at coffee-table scale. Pair with other gold-trimmed Versace pieces in the room; or use solo as a vivid accent against quieter cabinetry and upholstery.
Polished chrome — same mirror-grade finish in cool register. Choose when the room runs steel-and-marble, or when a gold table would compete with another warm hardware element nearby. Same single-piece steel construction as the gold variant.
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.
The licensed manufacturer lists Gold Unique under its general Versace Home Coffee and Side Tables collection — not assigned to a named themed family (unlike La Medusa, La Greca, Iconic). Treat it as a stand-alone accent piece designed to integrate across multiple Versace Home rooms rather than as part of a coordinated set.
The name carries from the polished-Gold flagship variant — the original release that gave the SKU its identity. The brand has since extended the same form to polished chrome, gun-metal grey, and matt Black (with the matt Black additionally offered as a signature top variant with engraved Medusa motif under glass overlay). The "Unique" refers to the monolithic single-finish construction (frame and top in the same material), not to it being a one-off — that distinguishes it from coffee tables where a marble/glass top sits on a separate metal base.
An engraved Medusa head logo on the top surface, protected by a glass overlay. The engraving makes it a signature statement piece; the glass adds depth and protects the engraving from wear. Choose plain matt Black when you want a graphic dark accent without explicit Versace branding visible; choose the engraved variant when the Medusa motif should be the room's signature.
Different scale and different design strategy. La Medusa coffee tables (id 407) come in three round sizes (Ø 37/48/66) with steel motif tops on a polished-gold tubular base — designed as a stepped trio. Gold Unique is a single Ø 60 × 30 size with a monolithic full-steel construction — a stand-alone piece. Use Gold Unique as an accent table beside a chair or in a multi-table composition; use La Medusa when you want a coordinated three-piece coffee-table family.
Yes — and the design supports it well. Two or three units in different finishes (polished Gold + matt Black, or polished chrome + gun-metal grey) read as a graphic accent series across a seating group. The shared form (Ø 60 × 30 H, monolithic steel) keeps the composition coherent while the finish variation adds visual rhythm.
The licensed manufacturer publishes the material as "steel" without specifying construction (solid bar vs. hollow tube vs. plate-folded). Real-world weight suggests a tubular or plate construction rather than solid — the piece would otherwise be impractical to move. The brand does not disclose plating thickness, gold-finish process (PVD or galvanic), or load rating; those are dealer-quote items if specification is critical.
