The Palace sofa reflects Versace Home’s vision of timeless elegance combined with contemporary comfort. Characterized by its generous, linear silhouette, the design is enhanced by soft volumes, refined tailoring, and the iconic Medusa medallion detailing in polished metal. Available in three- or four-seater configurations, Palace creates an inviting focal point for sophisticated living spaces, balancing luxurious comfort with bold Versace identity.
| Depth | Height | Model | Width |
|---|---|---|---|
| 105 | 69 | 3 seater | 260 |
| 105 | 69 | 4 seater | 312 |
Frame in wood, padded with polyurethane and fiberfill before being upholstered. The brand's framing: "Defined by its generous volumes and confident geometry, the Palace sofa embodies the distinctive Versace Home attitude. Available in three- or four-seater versions, its silhouette features a structural backrest that flows seamlessly into the arms, creating a strong architectural profile." The wooden substructure carries the architectural-volume silhouette.
The defining geometric feature: the backrest is structurally continuous with the arms — it flows seamlessly into the arm volume rather than being a separate element joined at a corner. Reads as a single architectural sweep from arm to arm. "The bold lines are softened by refined curves" — the strong volume is rounded at the transitions to keep the silhouette from reading harsh. Different from a sofa with rigid 90-degree arm-to-back transitions: the Palace's continuous flow is its primary visual signature.
Decorative element: "two gold medallions with the 3D Metal Medusa logo" — one on each arm. The twin medallions are the family's distinguishing identifier. Three published finishes: polished Gold, polished chrome, or Bronze. Visible at sitting register on the inside of each arm; readable from the front of the sofa. Different from a single-Medusa placement (one medallion centred on the back, for example) — the twin-arm placement reads as a paired symmetric register.
The base is polished wood with the same finish as the Medusa medallions: polished Gold, polished chrome, or Bronze. The matched-finish base + medallion system creates a coordinated hardware register across the sofa. The polished base reads as a graphic ground line below the soft cushion register. Different from a hidden base or upholstered skirt: the polished base is visible and contributes to the architectural register.
Cover non-removable, in fabric or leather. Optional cushions in feather with removable cover — separate optional accessory cushions, distinct from the integrated seat cushion. The non-removable construction means the primary cover is sewn into the build; the optional feather cushions add a secondary, washable cushion register. Specify the optional feather cushions for Mediterranean-villa register where layered cushioning matters; skip for a cleaner, single-material register.
Detail of one of the family's twin medallions — the 3D Metal Medusa on a polished metal medallion mounted on the arm. The medallion is the Palace's most identifiable hardware feature; pair the chosen finish (polished Gold, polished chrome, or Bronze) with the polished wooden base in matched finish for a coordinated hardware register across the sofa. The arm's curve flows into the back from this point — the medallion sits exactly where the arm volume meets the back register, marking the geometric transition.
Three-seater configuration. At 260 × 105 × 69 H, sized for primary living-room placement — anchors a typical 4–5 m wide living wall. The 69 H seat-back is below the typical chair-back height — sized for relaxed lounge posture rather than upright dining-style sit. The architectural profile reads as the room's primary anchor; pair with two armchairs flanking and a coffee table in front for a complete lounge cluster.
Four-seater configuration. At 312 cm wide, sized for larger living rooms or estate-scale lounges — the 312 width seats four adults comfortably in upright posture. Same depth and height as the 3-seater (105 D × 69 H); the 4-seater is purely longer. The 4-seater works in 5–6 m wide living rooms or as the primary anchor in a great-room with secondary seating perpendicular. The 4-seater also reads as villa register where the longer sofa makes the room feel proportionally generous.
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.
Tagged "2025 Collection" on the LLG product page. Part of the Versace Home 2025 collection alongside the Drop sofa (id 39637), the Acantho family (armchair id 39634, small armchair id 39640, chaise longue), the Tholos table (id 39961), and other 2025 launches. Where Drop is the sinuous-organic statement sofa and Acantho is the sculptural acanthus-leaf seating, Palace is the architectural-elegant primary lounge sofa with twin-medallion register.
Different design intents within the same 2025 collection. Drop (id 39637, 302 × 171 × 75 H, single SKU) is the sinuous-organic statement sofa — curved seat plan, sharp angular legs, floating-object silhouette, central placement. Palace (this product, 260 / 312 × 105 × 69 H, two seater counts) is the architectural-elegant primary sofa — generous volumes, structural backrest flowing into arms, twin Medusa medallions, polished wooden base. Choose Drop for sculptural-statement central placement; choose Palace for traditional-elegant primary-lounge anchoring. Both are 2025 Collection but address different room registers.
Choose by room width and use. 3-seater (260 cm) anchors typical 4–5 m wide living rooms; pairs with two armchairs flanking, leaving room for circulation. 4-seater (312 cm) anchors larger 5–6 m living rooms or estate-scale rooms; reads as the primary villa-living-room sofa. Depth and height are identical (105 D × 69 H) — only the length changes. For large great-rooms with secondary perpendicular seating, the 4-seater reads more proportionally generous; for compact living rooms, the 3-seater leaves more circulation space.
Match the room's broader hardware register. The Palace coordinates its medallion finish with its polished wooden base finish — the two are always specified together. Polished Gold reads warm-tone luxury — pairs with V-King family (gold Barocco V Metal applique), Goddess gold lighting, La Medusa Round Metal armchairs in gold finish. Polished chrome reads cool contemporary — pairs with chrome bathroom fixtures, modern minimalist registers. Bronze reads matte mid-tone — works in transitional rooms with mixed metals. The structural backrest, the architectural silhouette, and the twin-medallion placement are identical across all three finishes.
Separate option. The Palace's primary upholstery is the integrated non-removable fabric or leather cover — sewn into the chair's build. The optional feather cushions are accessory pieces added on top of the integrated cushion: layered, removable, washable. Specify the feather option for Mediterranean-villa register where multiple cushion layers matter (the layered look reads as casual-luxury); skip for a cleaner single-material register where the architectural profile reads more strongly. The decision is aesthetic, not structural — the Palace works either way.
For a 2025 Collection coordinated lounge: pair Palace with the Acantho armchair (id 39634) or small Acantho armchair (id 39640) for matching family vocabulary. For a larger statement room: pair Palace as the primary anchor with the Drop sofa (id 39637) on the perpendicular axis — two statement sofas in dialogue. Coffee table options: The Stage coffee table (id 39985, 2025 Collection — round Ø 60 × 53 H, square 93 × 93 × 44 H, low square 122 × 122 × 33 H) pairs naturally as the 2025-collection coffee anchor. For older registers, Iconic coffee and side tables (id 409) or Medallion coffee tables (id 411) work — match the metallic register (gold/chrome/bronze) across pieces for visual unity.
