The rebellious, sophisticated Stiletto chair sports unmistakable shapes. Versace’s forceful femininity is celebrated in every detail. Cover in fabric or leather with 3D Metal Medusa logo polished Gold finishing. Optional the Medusa embroidery on the external back.
| Depth | Height | Width |
|---|---|---|
| 57 | 84 | 54 |
| 57 | 81 | 62 |
Hybrid frame — steel and wood — padded with polyurethane and fibrefill. Standard Versace Home dining-chair construction. Sturdier than the all-wood chairs in the catalogue, sized for repeated daily use around a primary dining table.
Legs in aluminium with matt satin grey finish — the Stiletto family signature, shared across the sofa, armchair, bergère, bench, ottoman, table, and bedroom system. The matt-grey hardware reads cooler than gold-base alternatives and lets the upholstery dominate visually.
The brand's framing: "In Stiletto chair, Versace's forceful femininity is celebrated in every detail. The cover is available in fabric or leather with 3D Metal Medusa logo polished Gold finishing." Non-removable cover, in fabric or leather, with the gold Medusa as a single hardware accent.
Decorative Medusa logo in 3D metal, polished Gold finish. The only warm-hardware accent — sits as a discreet fashion-house signature against the cool matt-grey aluminium legs and the upholstered seat. Different from the Stiletto bergère's gold base; here it's an applied logo rather than a base finish.
Optional embellishment — Medusa embroidery on the external back of the chair. When specified, treats the back of the chair as a viewable surface (relevant when chairs are pulled out from the table or paired against a wall). Coordinate the embroidery with the cover material — leather backs read different from fabric for embroidered detail.
Detail of the family signature — the matt aluminium legs picking up the Stiletto-heel curve, the upholstered seat with its 3D Medusa logo accent. Same family vocabulary as the Stiletto sofa, armchair, and bergère, scaled for dining-chair register. Pair with the Stiletto table (id 413) for a unified family room.
The narrower configuration — 54 cm wide, 84 cm tall. No armrests, so chairs nest closer together around a table or push fully under it. Choose this configuration when seating 8 around a 240 cm table or 10 around a 290 cm table — the narrower seat width keeps the perimeter manageable.
The configuration with armrests — 62 cm wide (8 cm wider for the arms), 81 cm tall (3 cm shorter). Allow extra perimeter per chair when planning a table — the wider footprint plus armrest clearance means 6 chairs around a 240 cm table rather than 8. Choose for entertaining-focused dining where comfort over headcount is the priority.
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 Stiletto collection — including this dining chair — was unveiled at Salone del Mobile, Milan, 18–23 April 2023. The licensed manufacturer's editorial of 20 April 2023 attributes the collection to Roberto Palomba and Ludovica Serafini (ps+a studio) under Donatella Versace's creative direction.
Headcount and use. The no-armrest version (54 × 57 × 84 H) is narrower — fits more chairs around the same table perimeter. Choose it for 8 around a 240 cm table or 10 around a 290 cm table. The with-armrest version (62 × 57 × 81 H) is 8 cm wider and 3 cm shorter — more comfortable for long meals but reduces seat count. Mix them: armrest chairs at the heads of the table, no-armrest chairs along the sides.
Palomba Serafini (Roberto Palomba and Ludovica Serafini, ps+a studio), under the creative direction of Donatella Versace. The licensed manufacturer's editorial of 20 April 2023 — the Stiletto collection launch — attributes the family to ps+a. The same studio designed La Greca sofa, Discovery table and sofa, Goddess sectional/sofa/armchair, Aeternitas Love bed, and the Stiletto bergère for Versace Home.
Salone del Mobile 2023 — Milan, 18–23 April 2023. The Stiletto collection (sofa, Low, armchair, bergère with footrest, table, chair, bench, ottoman, bedroom system) debuted as a coordinated family at that fair, designed by Palomba Serafini Associati.
The 2023 launch press article describes a "Discovery chair" as forming part of the Stiletto collection — "with a more essential design and sturdier legs." The current licensed manufacturer's product slug for this SKU is "Stiletto chair," while a separate Discovery chair SKU also exists (id 417 in our catalogue). Whether the press "Discovery chair" referred to what is now the Stiletto chair, or whether the two are genuinely distinct designs from the same launch, is not explicitly published. We treat the current LLG slug as canonical.
Yes — the licensed manufacturer publishes Medusa embroidery on the external back as an option. Specify at order time. The embroidery treats the back of the chair as a viewable surface — relevant when chairs are pushed out from the table or seen from across an open-plan room. The embroidery coordinates with the cover material — leather backs read different from fabric for embroidered detail; we'll quote your preferred combination.
