Завораживающий диалог света и отражения определяет подвесной светильник Versace Galaxy, мгновенно превращая его в центральный элемент любого интерьера. Подвешенный на изящных стальных тросах, его композиция из опаловых белых, золотых или серебряных стеклянных сфер излучает изысканное сияние, в то время как драгоценный ретро-подвес с гравировкой фирменной подписи Дома придает безошибочный штрих наследия Versace.
The brand's framing: "In the Galaxy suspension lamp by Versace Home, the ceiling structure featuring steel cables is paired with glass spheres in opaline white, Gold or Silver, accompanied by a precious retro illuminated pendant engraved with the House's iconic signature." The ceiling structure carries the entire suspension via steel cables — minimal hardware reads, maximum sphere visibility against the ceiling. Different from a fixed-rod suspension where the rod is the visible element.
Diffusers in glass spheres, three published finish options: opaline white, Gold, or Silver. Opaline white reads as the diffuse-glow architectural neutral; Gold reads as warm-tone luxury; Silver reads as cool-tone contemporary. The spheres are the lamp's primary visual mass — multiple spheres suspended in space create the "galaxy" reference (constellation of light points).
Central element: a retro illuminated pendant engraved with the House's iconic signature. "Retro illuminated" means the engraving is back-lit — the engraved signature glows from within rather than being lit from outside. The pendant is the primary brand mark on the suspension, visible as the lit centrepiece around which the spheres orbit. The engraving renders the Versace House signature in a way that becomes a graphic light element when illuminated.
The suspension's geometric register is the multi-sphere orbital arrangement — spheres distributed in space at varying drop heights via the cables, with the engraved pendant at the centre. Reads as a galaxy or constellation rather than a chandelier (which has fixed-arm symmetry) or a cluster pendant (which groups light points tightly). Use over a large dining table, in a high-ceiling foyer, or as the centrepiece of a high-ceiling living room.
Overall bounding box: 90 cm × 89 cm at the widest reach × 129 cm total drop from ceiling. The 90 × 89 reach defines the floor area below which the spheres extend; the 129 H drop sets how far below the ceiling the lowest sphere hangs. For an 8-seat dining table the lamp should hang so the lowest sphere is roughly 80–90 cm above the table top — work back from there to determine ceiling height needed for full installation.
Detail with the lamp on — the engraved House signature on the central pendant glows from within (retro illumination), and the surrounding spheres carry diffuse light in the opaline / Gold / Silver finish. Two distinct light registers in one piece: the engraved graphic light at the centre, the diffuse glow from the spheres. Pair with the Stiletto Outdoor dining table (id 2458) for outdoor dining (under a covered terrace) or with an indoor Versace Home dining table for a high-ceiling Versace dining room.
Full installation packshot with the lamp off — shows the steel cable suspension, the multi-sphere arrangement, and the central engraved pendant in a daylight-neutral state. The ceiling-mounted structure is minimal; the spheres do all the visual work. The 129 cm total drop assumes a high ceiling — 3 m+ for the lamp to hang at correct height above a dining surface or in a foyer.
Same installation, lamp on — shows the actual lit register the lamp will create in a room. The opaline / Gold / Silver finish on the spheres translates directly to ambient light tone; choose the finish that complements the room's wider lighting palette (warm-tone Gold for warm rooms, cool-tone Silver for contemporary rooms, opaline white for neutral diffusion).
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 Galaxy suspension is positioned in the licensed manufacturer's lighting catalogue as the multi-sphere statement piece — distinct from the single-pendant Goddess suspension family (id 424) and the wall-mounted lighting elsewhere in the Versace Home lighting line. Use as the centrepiece of a high-ceiling room where the multi-sphere arrangement has space to read as a galaxy.
No. Galaxy Stone marble is a marble pattern (deep dark ground with metallic flecks) used as a top material on Stiletto Outdoor coffee tables (id 438), Stiletto Outdoor dining table (id 2458), and other tables. The Versace Galaxy suspension's "Galaxy" name refers to the multi-sphere orbital arrangement of glass spheres around a central pendant — a galaxy or constellation reference. Different families, same brand vocabulary applied to different motifs.
Match the room's light register. Opaline white reads as the diffuse architectural neutral — works in any room that needs ambient diffusion without a strong colour cast. Gold reads as warm-tone luxury — pair with warm-toned interiors (cream walls, warm wood, gold-trimmed Versace Home pieces). Silver reads as cool-tone contemporary — pair with cooler architectural palettes (white/grey walls, polished chrome hardware, contemporary furniture). The finish drives the lit register strongly; choose based on what light tone the room needs.
The 129 cm total drop is the bounding-box height — the lowest sphere hangs roughly 129 cm below the ceiling-mounted structure. For dining table use, the lowest sphere should be about 80–90 cm above the table top. With a 76 cm-tall dining table, that's 76 + 80 = 156 cm to the lowest sphere, plus 129 cm for the lamp's drop = 285 cm minimum ceiling height (just under 3 m). For installations over open floor (foyer, living room centre), the 129 cm drop reads best in 3+ m ceilings.
The licensed manufacturer's published copy describes the central pendant as "retro illuminated" — back-lit from within so the engraved Versace House signature glows from inside the pendant rather than being lit from outside. This makes the engraving the primary visual graphic when the lamp is on, distinct from the diffuse light from the surrounding spheres. The internal light source is integrated into the pendant; specific lamp type, wattage, and dimming behaviour are not published on LLG.
The licensed manufacturer doesn't publish the exact sphere count or the cable-drop pattern on the public page — the 90 × 89 × 129 H bounding box describes the lamp's overall reach but not the per-sphere placement. From the packshot, multiple spheres distribute across the bounding volume at varying drop heights, with the engraved central pendant at the visual centre. Confirm exact sphere count and placement via your Solomia Home account before specifying for a particular ceiling-height installation.
