Medusa 95 – это новое прочтение культовой эмблемы Медузы от Versace, впервые представленной в коллекции Весна-Лето 1995 года. Это маленькое кресло имеет округлую, обволакивающую форму и поддерживается поворотным основанием, обеспечивающим движение и адаптируемость. Идеально дополнит любой интерьер своей изысканностью и фирменными греческими металлическими деталями.
"A round, enveloping shape supported by a swivel base" (LLG product page). The chair is built around a continuous wraparound back — there's no clean visual break between arm and back.
Wooden seat frame padded with polyurethane foam and fibrefill — the standard Versace Home upholstered-armchair construction.
Seat: polyurethane and fibrefill, with a non-removable fabric or leather cover. Back cushion: feather-filled, with a removable cover. The only removable upholstery element on the chair.
Wooden base, lacquered black or lacquered white. Two mechanism options: fixed or swivel. The lacquer matches the brand's high-gloss register, not soft-touch.
Detail of the back's continuous curve. The Medusa '95 family rereads the brand's Spring–Summer 1995 Medusa motif in soft, embracing volumes — "a new take on a version of the House's signature Medusa that first debuted in the Versace Spring-Summer 1995 collection" (manufacturer's own copy).
One published size: 88 × 80 × 69 H cm. Sits between accent-armchair and lounge-chair register. The 69 H is low — the back curls under the line of sight rather than over it.
From three-quarter — the back wraps around the seat in one curve, with no break at the arms. The lacquered wooden base sits low and reflective beneath.
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.
5–14 September 2024 — Paris Design Week. The licensed manufacturer's editorial dated 5 September 2024 documents the Medusa '95 family at the Avenue George V store, including the armchair.
One published configuration: 88 × 80 × 69 H cm. The 69 H is intentionally low — the back wraps under the line of sight, giving the chair a lounging register rather than an upright dining one.
Yes — the wooden base is offered fixed or with a swivel mechanism. Both versions are published in lacquered black or lacquered white as the only base finishes.
Partly. The seat cover is non-removable (sealed onto the polyurethane-and-fibrefill seat). The feather-filled back cushion has a removable fabric or leather cover — the only removable upholstery element on the chair.
Same family, different SKUs. The Medusa '95 family on the manufacturer's catalogue includes the standard armchair (this one, 88 × 80 × 69 H cm), a larger "Big armchair" (160 × 114 × 66 H cm), a sofa, an outdoor variant, a coffee table, and a bed. All share the wraparound, soft-volume design language reinterpreting the 1995 Versace Spring–Summer Medusa motif.
It's a reference to the Versace Spring–Summer 1995 fashion collection. "Medusa '95 is a new take on a version of the House's signature Medusa that first debuted in the Versace Spring-Summer 1995 collection" (manufacturer's own copy). The furniture family came later — the earliest dated editorial we could verify that names this armchair specifically is from September 2024.
