The rebellious, sophisticated Stiletto armchairs sport unmistakable shapes. Versace’s forceful femininity is celebrated in every detail, from the undulating lines of the frame through to the feet recalling the iconic Stiletto heel. The deep, comfortable seat guarantees moments of relaxation.
| Width: 54 cm | Width: 62 cm |
| Depth: 57 cm | Depth: 57 cm |
| Height: 84 cm | Height: 81 cm |
The shell is wood and composite material, padded with polyurethane and fibrefill — the standard Stiletto-family construction. The composite stiffens the silhouette enough to hold the family's signature undulating profile without flexing under load.
Seat cushions combine feather with polyurethane and fibrefill — the feather softens the sit while the polyurethane holds shape. This is the lounge variant of the family's cushion build; the dining-chair sibling uses firmer foam-only.
The defining design move: "undulating lines of the frame through to the feet recalling the iconic Stiletto heel" — the manufacturer's own framing. The arm-to-foot line draws a continuous S-curve, treating the chair like a fashion silhouette rather than a stack of upholstered blocks.
Base in aluminium with a matte satin grey finish. Cooler register than the gold-base armchairs in the catalogue (La Greca, Venus gold) — this finish is the Stiletto family signature and tracks across the bench and ottoman SKUs.
The cover is non-removable, in fabric or leather to your spec. Specific upholstery codes are dealer-gated. Sized for typical Versace Home jewel-tone or graphic-print upholsteries; the matte aluminium base lets bolder cover choices read without hardware competing.
Detail of the family's continuous S-curve — the arm rolls down into the side panel, which carries the curve through to the floor without an articulation joint. This is what separates Stiletto from the rest of the catalogue: the silhouette is a single sculptural gesture rather than a base-cushion-back assembly.
One published size. Wider (95 cm) than the bedroom-scale family pieces but lower (79 cm) than the high-back Venus armchair — proportioned to live in a primary lounge group beside a Stiletto sofa or Stiletto Low, where the family's matched silhouettes read as a set.
From three-quarter the family signature is fully visible — the arm rolls into the side and the side rolls into the foot. The matte satin-grey aluminium base reads almost as a continuation of the upholstery silhouette rather than a separate hardware element.
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's family PDF, published October 2023, documents the full Stiletto range — sofa, Low sofa, armchair, bergère, chair, bench, ottoman, bed and bedroom system. Use this sheet when matching the armchair to the rest of the family for a coherent room.
Three distinct SKUs in the same family. This armchair (95 × 79 × 79 H) is the lounge model — wider seat, deeper cushions, low arms. The Stiletto bergère is the higher-back winged variant with a more enclosed shell. The Stiletto chair is the dining version — narrower, taller back, firmer cushion. They share the heel-curve silhouette but read differently in a room: armchair beside a sofa, bergère as a fireside read, chair around a dining table.
The Versace stiletto heel as a furniture silhouette. The continuous S-curve from arm to foot is the manufacturer's deliberate translation: "undulating lines of the frame through to the feet recalling the iconic Stiletto heel." The point isn't comfort engineering — it's that the chair sells the same fashion idea as a Versace shoe.
Family signature. The Stiletto range across the entire catalogue (sofa, Low, bench, ottoman, bedroom system) ships with the matte satin-grey aluminium base — there's no gold-base variant published. If you need the cooler hardware register, Stiletto is the family. If you need gold, La Greca and Venus carry it instead.
No. The cover is non-removable, sealed onto the wood-and-composite frame. Spot-clean per fabric or leather type; full restoration goes back to the upholsterer. Standard policy across the Versace Home armchair range.
Yes — designed to. The family shares heel-curve silhouette, matte-grey base, and cushion register. Pair this armchair with the Stiletto sofa for a primary lounge group, or with the lower Stiletto Low for a more relaxed conversation pit. The bench and ottoman extend the same set into circulation pieces around the room.
