Regal and iconic, the Medusa Trono chair is covered in fabric or leather with an elegant metal zipper and Medusa logo with polished Gold finishing.
Wooden frame padded with polyurethane and fibrefill — standard Versace Home dining-chair construction. Sized considerably narrower (52 cm) than the lounge armchair sibling (90 cm) — sit-up dining posture rather than recline.
Defining design feature: "An elegant zipper becomes a precious detail on the La Medusa Trono chair" — the manufacturer's own framing. The zipper runs along the rounded back of the chair as a decorative seam, treating the upholstery like a couture garment with visible tailoring rather than concealing every join.
Medusa logo medallion in polished Gold or polished chrome finishing. Choose the finish to match the room's hardware register — gold for the warm Versace register, chrome for cool steel-and-marble interiors. The Medusa is the only metal accent; everything else (frame, cover, feet) reads in a single material register.
Non-removable cover, in either fabric or leather. Specific upholstery options are dealer-gated. Pair with the rest of the Medusa Trono family (sofa id 400, armchair id 405) for a coordinated multi-piece room — same wraparound shell vocabulary, scaled down for dining use.
Feet in black ABS plastic. Modest hardware register — designed to disappear under the upholstery rather than read as a separate decorative element. The Trono family puts its visual emphasis on the wraparound shell and the zipper detail; the feet stay quiet.
Detail of the family signature on dining-chair scale — the vertical zipper running down the rounded back, with the Medusa medallion (gold or chrome) as the metal accent. Smaller in scale than on the armchair or sofa siblings, but the design language is consistent: visible tailoring rather than concealed seams.
One published size. At 52 cm wide and 80 cm tall this is dining-chair register — narrower seat than the lounge armchair (90 cm) and taller back-to-floor proportion. Pair with a Versace Home dining table (V-Marble, La Greca, Stiletto, La Medusa, or any 74–75 cm-tall family) for proper sit-down posture.
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.
The licensed manufacturer classifies this SKU under the Medusa Trono family, in the Dining category (the armchair and sofa are classified as Living). The family hub does not publish a launch year. Use the family classification to coordinate finish across rooms — Trono dining chair around the table plus Trono armchair or sofa in the adjacent lounge.
Different scale, different use. The armchair is 90 × 85 × 84 H — a primary lounge piece for sitting back. This dining chair is 52 × 56 × 80 H — narrower, taller back-to-floor proportion, designed for upright dining posture around a table. Both share the wraparound shell vocabulary and the zipper-with-Medusa detail; the dimensions are sized differently for living vs. dining.
Match the room's hardware register. Gold pairs with the warmer Versace pieces — gold-base armchairs (La Greca, Venus gold, Medusa Trono armchair), gold-trim Iconic furniture, Medusa-medallion accessories. Chrome reads cooler and works in steel-and-marble interiors. The chair body is identical in either finish; only the Medusa medallion reflects the choice.
Yes — designed to. At 80 cm overall height with a 50–55 cm seat-height range (typical for a Versace Home dining chair) it pairs with any Versace dining table at 74–75 cm overall — Stiletto table (id 413, 74 H), V-Marble table (id 414, 75 H), La Greca dining table, La Medusa dining table. The shell vocabulary is distinctively Trono, so the chair stays visually identifiable around any table — choose chair and table from different families when you want intentional contrast.
Standard dining-table coverage — 6 around a 240×110 (one at each end, two each side), 8 around a 290×110, 8–10 around the V-Marble round Ø 200. The 52 cm seat width is comfortable but not generous, so allow 60–65 cm of perimeter per chair to avoid crowding. The wraparound shell adds visual mass — the chairs read bigger than their footprint, so leave space between them rather than packing tight.
No. The cover is non-removable, sealed onto the polyurethane-and-fibrefill padded wooden frame. Spot-clean per fabric or leather type; for full restoration the chair returns to the upholsterer. This is the standard Versace Home upholstered dining-chair policy.
