يتميز كرسي فينوس بذراعين بغطاء من الجلد الناعم، وهو تكريم لأزياء فيرساتشي الجاهزة والإكسسوارات الأيقونية. التصميم غير المتماثل مزين بسحاب لامع على الجانب الخلفي مزين بلوحة ميدوسا المميزة. اللمسات الأخيرة من الفولاذ الذهبي تشير إلى شغف العلامة التجارية بالأجهزة المعدنية.
The shell is a wooden frame padded with polyurethane and fibrefill — Versace Home's standard upholstered-armchair construction. The cover is non-removable, in either fabric or leather to your spec.
The defining design move: "the asymmetric design of Versace Venus armchair is embellished with a gleaming zip on the reverse adorned with a metal Medusa logo" — the manufacturer's own framing. The zip is decorative; it runs vertically down the back panel and carries a 3D Medusa medallion at its head.
A steel base with a swivel mechanism. Two finishes are catalogued: polished Gold and polished chrome. Both are mirror-grade hardware finishes — the gold register matches the brand's other Medusa-trimmed pieces, the chrome is the contemporary alternative.
The full cover is non-removable. Specific upholstery options are dealer-gated on LLG, but published colour references include acid yellow leather and vibrant fuchsia — both drawn directly from the Versace fashion catwalks.
Detail of the back panel — the gleaming zip on the reverse with a 3D Medusa logo at the head. This is the chair's signature: a hardware element used as an explicit fashion-house quote, repurposed as upholstery decoration. Treat the back as the primary view in a room layout — the front is intentionally clean to let the reverse read.
One published size. The 110 cm overall height is unusually tall for a lounge armchair — the back rises well above standard sofa-back level, which is why the asymmetric reverse panel reads from across the room. Shown here in the polished chrome base finish.
From three-quarter the asymmetry is fully visible: the back panel cants slightly toward one side and the reverse zip + Medusa medallion sit prominently in view. Pair with a low coffee table to keep the chair as the room's vertical accent.
Identical chair in the polished Gold base finish. The gold reads warmer in daylight; choose this register when the room already carries gold hardware (Medusa-trimmed Stiletto family, gold-foot Iconic pieces). The chrome reads cooler for steel-and-marble interiors.
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 presented the Venus armchair at Cersaie 2024 (Bologna international tile and bath fair), alongside the Iconic Round limited-edition coffee tables and Medusa Metal armchair. The licensed manufacturer's editorial of 9 October 2024 lists the Venus armchair as one of the new pieces unveiled at the event.
The reverse-as-feature. Most armchairs treat the back as a structural after-thought; the Venus inverts that — the asymmetric back panel carries a vertical zip with a 3D Medusa medallion as its main decoration, treating the chair like a couture garment whose label sits on the inside. The front is intentionally clean to let the reverse read.
75 × 86 × 110 H cm. The 110 cm height is unusually tall for a lounge armchair — the back rises well above standard sofa-back level, which makes it function as a vertical accent piece rather than blending into a seating group. Place it as a freestanding statement chair where the asymmetric back is visible from across the room, not pushed against a wall.
Match the room's hardware register. Gold pairs with the warmer Versace pieces — Stiletto family with gold trim, Iconic furniture with gold feet, Medusa-medallion accessories. Chrome reads cooler and works in a steel-and-marble or all-grey interior where a gold base would shout. The chair itself is identical in either finish; only the base reflects the choice.
Those are the two metal-finish options for the base. The upholstery is a separate choice — leather or fabric, in colours up to and including acid yellow and vibrant fuchsia (drawn from the Versace fashion catwalks). The full upholstery matrix is dealer-gated by the manufacturer; we'll quote your preferred colour-and-finish combination directly.
No. The cover is non-removable — sealed onto the polyurethane-and-fibrefill padded wooden frame. Spot-clean per fabric/leather type; for full restoration the chair returns to the upholsterer. This is consistent with most Versace Home upholstered armchairs (Stiletto, La Greca regular, La Medusa upholstered).
