طاولات القهوة ميدوسا '95 محدودة الإصدار مُزينة بأسطح مرآوية وخطوط جرافيكية وحواف معدنية.
| Depth | Height | Width | Diameter |
|---|---|---|---|
| 110 | 212 | 110 | |
| 120 | 38 |
Three published frame finishes: polished gold, polished chrome, or bronze. The frame is the visible structural element — there is no upholstered or wooden volume on this piece.
Two top families. Marble (7 named glossy varieties: Green Ming, Calcite Blue, White Lasa, Carrara Gioia, Calacatta Gold, Marquina Black, Sahara Noir). Glass (tempered, with silver decoration, back-lacquered in white, black, bronze, or bronze with gold leaf).
"Personalised with a three-dimensional rendition of the House of Versace's iconic Medusa" — the logo is mounted directly on the top, not on the frame. Position is central; finish coordinates with the chosen top variant.
A limited-edition variant exists with mirrored tops: "Limited-edition Medusa '95 coffee tables are enriched with mirrored surfaces, graphic lines and metal profiles" (LLG editorial, 16 April 2024). Available only via dealer; mirrored register is not part of the standard top palette above.
Detail of the Limited-Edition Medusa '95 — mirrored tempered-glass top with graphic lines and metal profiles. The mirrored register is not part of the standard marble or back-lacquered glass top palette; it ships only on the LE.
The lower of the two published profiles — 21 cm high, 110 × 110 footprint. The square top reads as a coffee table built for sofa heights, not for tea-service height.
The taller of the two — Ø 120 × 38 H cm. The 38 cm height places it between coffee-table and side-table register; pairs visually with the square at 21 H to make a stepped composition.
The bronze-finished steel frame in close-up — the metal-profile silhouette is the same across the square and round variants; only the top changes.
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 this SKU specifically: "Limited-edition Medusa '95 coffee tables are enriched with mirrored surfaces, graphic lines and metal profiles".
Two published configurations: square 110 × 110 × 21 H cm (low coffee-table height) and round Ø 120 × 38 H cm (between coffee-table and side-table height). The two often pair visually as a stepped composition.
Three: polished gold, polished chrome, or bronze. The frame is the only visible structural element on this piece — choose the metallic register first, then the top.
Two families. Marble (7 glossy varieties: Green Ming, Calcite Blue, White Lasa, Carrara Gioia, Calacatta Gold, Marquina Black, Sahara Noir). Glass (tempered, with silver decoration, back-lacquered in white, black, bronze, or bronze with gold leaf). A separate Limited-Edition variant adds a mirrored top.
The standard line offers marble or back-lacquered glass tops. The Limited Edition (named in the manufacturer's MDW 2024 editorial) replaces the top with a mirrored tempered-glass surface with graphic lines and metal profiles, and is offered through dealer only — not part of the standard top palette.
The name references the 1995 Versace Spring–Summer fashion collection, where the Medusa motif was given a new graphic register. The Medusa '95 furniture family is the home-furniture reinterpretation of that motif — the coffee table itself debuted later, with its earliest verified editorial appearance at Milano Design Week 2024 (Salone del Mobile, 17–21 April 2024).
