تجمع خزانة لا ميدوزا ديكو بين الخطوط الرشيقة والمواد الفاخرة، مما يحقق التوازن بين الأناقة الخالدة والتصميم المعاصر. شكلها المدور محاط بإطار من الخشب المطلي بالورنيش، بينما يتوفر الجزء العلوي بالرخام الفاخر—كالاكاتا الذهبي، أو الكالسيت الأزرق، أو ماركينا الأسود، أو فالنتاين الرمادي—كل منها معزز بتفاصيل معدنية مصقولة متباينة.
Frame in lacquered wood — Arctic White, Pearl Grey, Ivory, or Black; or veneer — Honey Awari, Dark Smoked Red Gum, or Ebony Macassar. The brand's framing: "With rounded edges and a lacquered wood frame, the La Medusa deco cabinet elevates a room with its exquisitely modern design." The 2024 Milano Design Week press article describes the same cabinet's "beveled profiles" — minor wording variation between LLG sources. Treat as soft-edged geometry rather than sharp 90-degree corners.
Top in back-lacquered extraclear glass — coordinated colours or Dark Grey — per the LLG product page (the live commercial spec). Glass top reads softer and more contemporary than marble; the back-lacquering treats the underside of the glass with the colour, so the top reads as the lacquered colour through the transparent glass. Different from a coloured-glass top: back-lacquering gives a deeper, more luminous colour register. Coordinated colour means the top colour pairs with the lacquered or veneered frame finish.
Legs in steel with polished Gold, polished chrome, or gun-metal grey finishing. The polished Gold reads warm-tone luxury (pairs with V-King family hardware); chrome reads cool contemporary; gun-metal grey is the matte mid-tone. The 3D Metal Medusa logo is applied to the steel leg. Different from a wood-leg cabinet: the steel legs lift the cabinet visually off the floor and create a graphic contrast between the soft wood frame above and the hard metal legs below.
Decorative element: 3D Metal Medusa logo, applied to the steel leg. Different placement from other Versace Home cabinets — the leg-mounted Medusa lets the cabinet front (the door surfaces) read as a clean architectural plane, with the brand mark living at the side rather than competing with the doors. Visible at standing approach from the side. Same Medusa-on-steel-leg vocabulary as elsewhere in the La Medusa family.
Single configuration. At 243 cm long, 62 cm deep, and 60 H cm tall, the cabinet reads as a long, low-profile horizontal element — the "Deco" in the name references the Art-Deco-era preference for horizontal cabinetry as opposed to vertical étagères or display cabinets. Use as a media console (TV mounted above), a long sideboard along a dining room wall, or a low storage element behind a sofa. Internal layout (shelves / drawers) not published on LLG.
Detail of the family signature — the steel leg in polished Gold, polished chrome, or gun-metal grey, carrying the 3D Metal Medusa logo. The Medusa-on-leg placement is the cabinet's distinguishing identifier. Pair with the La Medusa Round Metal armchair (id 386 / outdoor id 2460) and the Medallion bedside table (id 436) for a coordinated La Medusa family room — same Medusa hardware vocabulary across multiple pieces.
Single published size. The 243 cm width gives a long, low-profile horizontal element — sized for a primary living room wall (behind a sofa, under a TV) or a long dining room sideboard. The 60 H cm height keeps the cabinet below the typical sofa-back line, so it doesn't visually compete with seating. Internal door / drawer layout not published on LLG; treat as a multi-section storage cabinet with proportional doors across the 243 cm length.
Three-quarter view shows the rounded / beveled profiles on the wood frame, the contrast between the soft wood top register and the hard steel-leg base register, and the proportions of the cabinet relative to the room. Use the three-quarter perspective when specifying alongside the Medallion bedside table, La Medusa Round Metal armchair, or other La Medusa family pieces — the silhouette reads as the family's defining horizontal anchor.
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.
Presented at Salone del Mobile / Milano Design Week 2024 (17–21 April 2024) at Palazzo Versace, Via Gesù, Milan. The 2024 LLG news article (16 April 2024 press preview) describes the La Medusa Deco Low Cabinet as featuring lacquered wood structure in various finishes, with a marble top showcased on the launch display (Calacatta Gold, Calcite Blu, Marquina Nero, or Valentine Grey). The live LLG product page lists back-lacquered extraclear glass tops as the current commercial option — the marble variants documented in the news article reflect the launch presentation; for marble-top availability, contact via your Solomia Home account.
The live LLG product page lists back-lacquered extraclear glass tops as the current commercial option — coordinated colours or Dark Grey. The 2024 Milano Design Week news article documented marble-top variants (Calacatta Gold, Calcite Blu, Marquina Nero, Valentine Grey) on the launch display at Palazzo Versace. Glass is the confirmed purchasable spec; for marble-top availability or special-order routing, confirm with your Solomia Home account before specifying. Glass reads softer and more contemporary; marble reads more architectural — but specify the option that LLG is currently producing rather than what was shown at launch.
The leg-mounted Medusa is the family's distinguishing placement. Different from other Versace Home cabinets where the Medusa lives on the door front: here the steel leg carries the brand mark while the wood door surfaces stay as clean architectural planes. This reads as a more contemporary, less explicitly-branded register — the Medusa is present but doesn't dominate the cabinet's primary visual surface. The leg-Medusa also coordinates with other La Medusa family pieces (armchair, bedside) where the Medusa lives on similar steel hardware.
Different family vocabulary. Stiletto sideboard (id 421, 181 / 240 × 53 × 71 H) and chest of drawers (id 422, 181 × 51 × 86 H) both use the Stiletto family's matt aluminium hardware and tapered stiletto-heel feet. La Medusa Deco cabinet (this product, 243 × 62 × 60 H) uses lacquered or veneered wood with rounded/beveled profiles and steel legs with polished Gold/chrome/gun-metal grey finish carrying the 3D Medusa logo. Stiletto reads as architectural/contemporary; La Medusa Deco reads as Art-Deco-inflected/transitional. Choose by family register, not by storage capacity.
Lacquered options (Arctic White, Pearl Grey, Ivory, Black) read smoother and more contemporary — best for clean architectural rooms. Veneered options (Honey Awari, Dark Smoked Red Gum, Ebony Macassar) read warmer and more traditional — best for rooms with wood floors, traditional architecture, or layered material palettes. Black lacquer pairs with the dramatic dark Versace Home register (Marquina Black surfaces, dark fabrics); Arctic White pairs with bright airy interiors; Ebony Macassar pairs with the rest of the wengé/Ebony Macassar Versace Home catalogue (V-King bed feet, etc.). Match the cabinet to the room's primary wood or lacquer register.
Match the room's broader hardware register. Polished Gold reads warm-tone luxury — pairs with V-King family hardware (gold Barocco V Metal applique), Goddess gold-finish lighting, and gold-finish La Medusa Round Metal armchairs. Polished chrome reads cool contemporary — pairs with chrome Stiletto outdoor pieces, glass tables, modern minimalist registers. Gun-metal grey is the matte mid-tone — works in transitional spaces with mixed metals or darker palettes. The 3D Metal Medusa logo on the leg appears in all three finishes; only the metal colour changes.
