Undisputed icon of the 2022 collection, the La Medusa line mixes a modern and youthful design and tailoring with beautifully detailed stitching.
| Width: 159 cm |
| Depth: 85 cm |
| Height: 84 cm |
"An undisputed icon, the Medusa Trono sofa by Versace Home mixes a modern and youthful design and tailoring with beautifully detailed stitching" (manufacturer's own copy). "Trono" is Italian for throne — the silhouette cites the throne archetype in a contemporary register.
Curved wooden frame padded with polyurethane and fibrefill. Seat cushions: polyurethane and fibrefill. Back cushions: polyurethane and feather — for a softer back register against the firmer seat.
The visible frame — the throne shell — ships in non-removable leather. The manufacturer does not publish a fabric option for the frame; only the cushions accept fabric or leather to your spec.
Cushion covers are also non-removable, in fabric or leather — the sofa ships sealed across both frame and cushions. Care is leather-care via professional service rather than spot-cleaning.
Detail of the throne-like shell — the curved leather-wrapped frame is the line's primary visual. The Medusa logo and brand-mark detailing keep the otherwise minimal silhouette firmly Versace.
One published size: 159 × 85 × 84 H cm. The 84 cm overall height is unusually tall for a sofa register — "throne"-scale, in keeping with the line's name. Compact width keeps it sized for an intimate room rather than a great-room.
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 Medusa Trono is a three-SKU family on the manufacturer's catalogue — armchair (90 × 85 × 84 H), sofa (this one, 159 × 85 × 84 H), and chair (52 × 56 × 80 H). The catalogue does not publish a launch year or a press date for this family. Contextual mentions surface only inside installation coverage (e.g. the Xi'an flagship and the Palazzo della Permanente exhibition).
One published configuration: 159 × 85 × 84 H cm. The 84 cm overall height is unusually tall for a sofa — "throne"-scale in keeping with the line's name ("Trono" is Italian for throne).
Three SKUs share this design language: an armchair (90 × 85 × 84 H cm), this sofa (159 × 85 × 84 H), and a slim throne-style dining/side chair (52 × 56 × 80 H cm). All three share the curved wooden frame, the leather-wrapped throne-shell silhouette, and the same back-cushion construction (polyurethane and feather).
No — neither the frame nor the cushions ship with removable covers. The frame is sealed in non-removable leather; the cushion covers are also non-removable, in fabric or leather to your spec. Care is leather-care via professional service.
The manufacturer's product page lists no metal-finish options for the sofa specifically. The companion Medusa Trono chair publishes a Medusa logo with polished gold or polished chrome finishing; the sofa keeps its branding lower-key, with the throne-shell silhouette as the primary visual mark.
The manufacturer's product page does not publish a designer attribution or a launch year for the Medusa Trono family. Contextual mentions surface only inside installation coverage (Xi'an flagship; Palazzo della Permanente) — neither dated. We record the SKU as undated until the manufacturer publishes a date.
