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The seat shell is a wooden frame padded with polyurethane and fibrefill. The seat cushion uses the same combination — "polyurethane and fiberfill" (manufacturer's own copy).
The visible structural element is a single shaped curved steel base. Three finishes are published: polished chrome, polished gold, and varnished black soft touch. The base is the only metalwork on the chair — there is no separate metal back, in contrast to the Round Metal sibling.
A feather-filled back cushion sits against the soft backrest, with a removable cover — the only removable upholstery element. "A cushion that seems set in the structure" (LLG editorial, 16 April 2024).
The seat cover ships sealed onto the padded wooden frame in fabric or leather to your spec. It is not removable. Brand register skews to total-black appearance in marketing imagery, but other colourways are available through dealer.
Detail of the curved steel base. "With the La Medusa Metal armchair, Versace Home celebrates one of its most recognizable symbols" (manufacturer copy). The base finish drives the whole register of the chair — total-black is the marketing default; polished chrome and polished gold offer brighter alternatives.
One published size: 97 × 84 × 82 H cm — wider than the Round Metal sibling (82 × 78 × 79 H), with deeper proportions for an upholstered armchair register rather than a sculpted-shell one.
From three-quarter — the soft backrest meets the shaped curved steel base in a clean transition; the embedded feather cushion reads as if pressed into the upholstery.
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.
Versace Home's Salone del Mobile 2024 installation at Palazzo Versace (17–21 April 2024). The licensed manufacturer's editorial dated 16 April 2024 describes "the La Medusa Metal Armchair in total black with soft backrest featuring a cushion that seems set in the structure".
September 2024 — the licensed manufacturer's editorial dated 5 September 2024 places the La Medusa Metal Armchair in the Paris Design Week 2024 selection: "featured in the 2024 collection, displays the most striking and instantly recognisable Versace symbol".
One published configuration: 97 × 84 × 82 H cm. Wider and deeper than the Round Metal sibling (82 × 78 × 79 H cm) — built as an upholstered armchair rather than a sculpted metal shell.
Three finishes for the shaped curved steel base: polished chrome, polished gold, or varnished black soft touch. The brand's marketing imagery defaults to the total-black register; the chrome and gold alternatives are the same shape, different metallic key.
Partly. The feather-filled back cushion has a removable cover. The seat cover is non-removable — it ships sealed onto the polyurethane-and-fibrefill padded wooden frame.
Versace Home does not publish a designer attribution for this SKU. The chair appears in the brand's 2024 collection, presented at Milano Design Week 2024 (Salone del Mobile, 17–21 April 2024) and again at Paris Design Week 2024 in September 2024.
Different chairs in the same family. The Round Metal version (82 × 78 × 79 H cm) is a sculpted metal shell with an oval backrest, finished in White or Black Soft Touch Dust. This chair (97 × 84 × 82 H cm) is an upholstered armchair on a curved steel base in chrome, gold or varnished black — the metalwork is structural rather than the entire silhouette.
