Designs reimagine Versace brand codes for the home, with an aesthetic non-conformism and interplay of classicism with contemporary seduction that is distinctly Versace. Steel varnished frame in Satin Grey color or with polished Gold finishing, etched Versace logo. Top in Marquina Black, Carrara Gioia, Fior di Pesco, Sahara Noir, Valentine Grey, Calacatta Gold, Super White or Tobacco al Contro marble, with glossy finishing.
| Depth | Height | Width |
|---|---|---|
| 90 | 31 | 90 |
| 90 | 31 | 120 |
| 120 | 31 | 120 |
The base is varnished steel, in either Satin Grey or polished Gold finishing. The brand's own framing: "Designed to embody the style and charm of Versace Home, La Greca coffee tables feature a steel varnished frame in Satin Grey colour or polished Gold finishing, with an etched Versace logo." Two registers — cool grey for steel-and-marble interiors, warm gold for the brand's signature register.
The frame carries an etched Versace logo. Etched rather than applied — the mark is cut into the steel and finished in line with the rest of the frame. Reads as a fashion-house signature on a furniture piece, in keeping with the family's reference-the-codes design strategy.
The top is a precious selection of marbles: Marquina Black, Carrara Gioia, Fior di Pesco, Sahara Noir, Valentine Grey, Calacatta Gold, Super White, or Tobacco al Contro. All polished to a glossy finish, not honed or matte. The marble selection is published by the manufacturer and matches the dining-table family for cross-room coordination.
The product is built with separate upper and lower marble tops, both coordinated. This isn't a single slab on a base — there are two horizontal marble surfaces, one above the other, with the steel frame holding them apart. Decide whether to specify matched or contrasting marbles for the two layers when ordering.
Every size in the family — square, rectangular, and round — sits at 31 cm overall height. True low-coffee register. The family is designed to read as a coordinated set across a large room: pair a 120×120 square with a Ø 60 round in the same marble, or step through three different marbles in matched silhouettes.
Detail of the round 120 — the upper and lower marble layers are both visible, separated by the steel frame with its etched Versace logo. Choose this register over La Medusa coffee tables (steel motif top + gold base) when the room benefits from a marble surface; choose La Medusa when you want the graphic-motif top reading instead.
The compact square — sized to anchor a primary seating group without dominating the room. Pair with a 3-seat sofa for proportional balance.
The rectangular variant — wider than deep. Best in front of a long sofa where the rectangle aligns with the seating axis; reads as a single dominant surface rather than fragmenting into multiple zones.
The large square — same width as the rectangular but deeper. Sized for a generous open seating layout with a sectional or two facing sofas; the square geometry reads as a centre-of-room anchor.
The smallest round — accent register. Place beside an armchair as a personal coffee surface, or pair two of them across a seating group for symmetry without committing to a single large table.
The middle round. At Ø 90 it carries the same surface area as the 90×90 square but with a softer edge — choose round over square when the room already has hard linear geometry (rectangular sofas, straight cabinetry).
The large round — primary anchor for a generous seating group where the room reads circular rather than rectilinear. The marble top at Ø 120 displays the slab's veining at a scale that makes the marble itself the visual centrepiece.
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 2024 Salone exhibition at Palazzo Versace (17–21 April 2024) presented the broader La Greca / Medusa / Barocco motif lineup. The licensed manufacturer's editorial does not name this coffee-table family with a launch date — the family is shown in the wider context of the brand's motif-led 2024 collection.
Different design strategy. La Medusa coffee tables (id 407) put a graphic motif (La Greca or Medusa Amplified) on a steel top with a polished-gold tubular base — the design feature is the printed pattern. La Greca coffee tables (this family) put a marble slab on a steel frame with etched logo — the design feature is the marble itself. Choose La Medusa for graphic register, La Greca for material register.
Eight options published — Marquina Black, Carrara Gioia, Fior di Pesco, Sahara Noir, Valentine Grey, Calacatta Gold, Super White, Tobacco al Contro. Black marbles (Marquina, Sahara Noir) carry strong veining and read dramatic — pair with the Satin Grey base for a graphic register. Calacatta Gold pairs naturally with the polished Gold base for an all-warm read. Carrara Gioia and Super White are quieter — choose them when the room already has busy upholstery or pattern.
Match the room's hardware register. Polished Gold pairs with Versace's gold-trimmed pieces (Medusa-medallion accessories, La Greca armchair with gold base, Iconic Gold-foot furniture). Satin Grey is the cooler register for steel-and-marble interiors or for rooms where the marble top should dominate without a competing warm hardware element. The frame finish is independent of the marble choice — you can pair any marble with either base.
It's the family's structural geometry — the steel frame holds an upper marble surface and a lower marble surface horizontally, separated. The lower top is a usable surface (display, magazine ledge); both layers are finished marbles, not a single slab on a base. You can specify matched marbles top and bottom for a coherent read, or contrasting marbles for a graphic two-tone effect.
An additional Ø 120 round variant beyond the standard catalogue Ø 120. The licensed manufacturer publishes the code without explaining what differentiates it from the standard Ø 120 round — likely a top-and-base finish variant, but we don't guess. Confirm with us at order time and we'll request the spec difference directly from the brand.
