استمتع بالراحة والفخامة مع كرسي La Medusa الأنيق، قطعة فنية فريدة بتصميمها العصري. يتميز هذا الكرسي بسحاب يمتد على كامل محيط مسند الظهر، مما يضفي لمسة جمالية وعملية في آن واحد. أرجل الكرسي المصممة بعناية تتناقص تدريجياً نحو النهاية، لتضيف أناقة ورشاقة لمظهره العام. مثالي للمساحات الفاخرة، يوفر كرسي La Medusa تجربة جلوس مريحة ومميزة.
Steel structural frame with legs that taper at the end — "feet which taper at the end" (LLG editorial, 16 April 2024). The whole frame is metal; the silhouette is built from the steel rather than from upholstered volume.
Polyurethane padding wraps the steel frame to give the chair its soft profile. The cover ships sealed onto the padding — non-removable, in fabric or leather to your spec.
"A distinctive zipper running entirely around the backrest" (manufacturer's own copy). The zipper is a decorative steel element, not a functional opening — it traces the entire profile of the back, framing the upholstered shell.
A 3D Metal Medusa logo is applied to the chair. Metal finishes: polished gold or polished chrome — coordinated across the zipper trim, the Medusa logo, and any visible metalwork on the legs.
Detail of the steel zipper trim that runs around the entire backrest profile — "a zip to the entire profile of the backrest" (LLG editorial). The hardware finish is offered in polished gold or polished chrome.
One published size: 50 × 58 × 86 H cm. The narrow 50 cm width keeps it scaled for closely-spaced dining seating; the 86 cm overall height is taller than the matching armchair, in line with the high-back-dining register.
From three-quarter — the zipper trim outlines the entire back panel, framing the seat as a single upholstered piece against the steel legs.
From behind — the zipper closes the back into a continuous loop. The 3D Medusa applique is the only mark on the rear face.
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.
Salone del Mobile 2024 (17–21 April 2024). The licensed manufacturer's editorial dated 16 April 2024 names the chair specifically: "The La Medusa Chair features a zip to the entire profile of the backrest and feet which taper at the end".
One published configuration: 50 × 58 × 86 H cm. The 50 cm width keeps closely-spaced dining seating workable; the 86 cm overall height is taller than the matching armchair (75 H cm), placing it in the high-back-dining register.
Different chairs in the same family. The dining chair has no arms, a tighter 50 × 58 footprint and a taller 86 cm back; its silhouette is built from a steel frame padded with polyurethane and finished with a decorative zipper running around the entire backrest. The armchair (93 × 89 × 75 H cm) has arms, a soft white shell, a wooden base and an optional swivel mechanism.
Polished gold or polished chrome. The finish applies to the zipper trim, the 3D Metal Medusa logo, and the metalwork on the legs — coordinated across all three, not selectable independently.
Yes — the cover is offered in fabric or leather to your spec. The packshot palette on the manufacturer's product page shows the white-leather variant only, but the chair is built to order with a non-removable cover in either family.
Versace Home does not publish a designer attribution for this SKU. The earliest dated source we could verify is the manufacturer's editorial of 16 April 2024 covering Milan Design Week 2024 (Salone del Mobile, 17–21 April 2024) at Palazzo Versace — that article names the La Medusa chair specifically.
