Stiletto sideboard
Versace Home Stiletto sideboard
Versace Home Stiletto sideboard
Versace Home Stiletto sideboard
Versace Home Stiletto sideboard
Versace Home Stiletto sideboard
Versace Home Stiletto sideboard
Versace Home Stiletto sideboard
Versace Home Stiletto sideboard
Versace Home Stiletto sideboard
Versace Home Stiletto sideboard
Versace Home Stiletto sideboard
Versace Home Stiletto sideboard
Versace Home Stiletto sideboard
Versace Home Stiletto sideboard
Versace Home Stiletto sideboard

Stiletto sideboard

Clean lines, bold colors and expert craftsmanship characterize the Stiletto designs. Top in Carrara Gioia or Marquina black marble. Alternative version with extra clear glass. Back varnished in Satin Grey. Doors in glossy lacquered Ebony Macassar, or in an alternative version covered with leather or adorned with a variety of Versace’s signature jacquard fabrics. The Versace hallmark can also be seen in the details of the handles, in steel with Medusa 3D metal logo.

 

Width: 240 cm Width: 181 cm
Depth: 53 cm Depth: 53 cm
Height: 71 cm Height: 71 cm

 

 
Story

Milestones

1978

Gianni Versace founds the fashion house

Gianni Versace, born 1946 in Reggio Calabria, opens his first boutique on Via della Spiga in Milan and presents his debut collection at La Permanente in March. The original company, registered as Gianni Versace Donna, will grow into the global luxury house headquartered today at Piazza Luigi Einaudi 4, Milan.

1982

Move into housewares

Versace expands beyond fashion into jewellery, china and textiles for the home — the first foothold of what will later be formalised as Versace Home.

1988

The Greca (Greek Key) motif debuts

Gianni Versace introduces the Greek Key in the Fall-Winter 1988 ready-to-wear collection. Decades later, La Greca returns as a defining pattern across Versace Home upholstery and bed linen.

1989

Atelier Versace haute couture

The Atelier Versace haute couture line is launched, presented for the first time in Paris.

1992

Versace Home interiors launch

Versace becomes one of the first fashion houses to launch a dedicated home-interiors line — beginning with textiles and quickly expanding to porcelain tableware through a partnership with the German manufacturer Rosenthal that is still running today.

1994

Vanitas chair

The wooden Vanitas chair, the earliest dated piece in the Versace Home furniture canon, debuts. It will be re-upholstered in velvet and re-presented at Salone del Mobile 2025.

1997

Gianni Versace assassinated; Donatella becomes Creative Director

Gianni Versace is murdered outside his Miami Beach home, Casa Casuarina, on 15 July 1997. His sister Donatella Versace, who had been Vice President since 1978, becomes Creative Director — a role she will hold until 2025.

2014

Blackstone takes a minority stake

Blackstone purchases a 20% stake in Versace for €210 million — the brand's first non-family ownership.

2019

Capri Holdings acquires Versace

On 2 January 2019, Capri Holdings (the former Michael Kors group) closes its acquisition of Versace for approximately US$2.1 billion.

2020

Versace Home furniture licensed to Lifestyle Design Group

Versace signs a licence with Lifestyle Design Group — the Italian home-design division of US-based Haworth Group — for the production and distribution of Versace Home furniture. The licence covers furniture only; textiles and accessories remain in-house, ceramics continue under Rosenthal, and wallpaper and floor tiles stay with their respective licensees.

2023

Rosenthal × Versace turns 30

The Rosenthal × Versace partnership marks 30 years with a limited mug collection that revives a 1993 design — gold-toned Barocco motifs paired with a Medusa lid.

2024

"If These Walls Could Talk" at Palazzo Versace

Salone del Mobile installation at the brand's original Milan atelier on Via Gesù 12 debuts the Medusa '95 Conversation Sofa, La Greca Bed, Lady Desk, and Moon Island sofa and armchair.

2025

Prada Group acquires Versace

Announced 10 April 2025 and closed 2 December 2025: Prada Group acquires Versace from Capri Holdings for €1.25 billion (~US$1.375 billion). The same year Donatella Versace steps down as Chief Creative Officer (effective 12 March) and becomes Chief Brand Ambassador (1 April); Dario Vitale is appointed Chief Creative Officer.

Inside

Construction

Lacquered wood frame, Satin Grey matt

External frame in lacquered wood, Satin Grey matt finish — same architectural register as the Stiletto tall and bar cabinets. Internal compartments hold tempered-glass shelves, lit by the matt-grey lacquered interior. The brand's framing: "Clean lines, bold colours, and expert craftsmanship characterize the design of Stiletto sideboard."

Top — marble (8 colours) or extra-clear glass

Top option A: marble in glossy finish, eight colours: Marquina Black, Carrara Gioia, Fior di Pesco, Sahara Noir, Valentine Grey, Calacatta Gold, Super White, Tobacco al Contro. Top option B: extra-clear glass back-varnished in Satin Grey, glossy. The marble option reads as primary statement; the glass option reads quieter and lets the cabinet body itself dominate visually.

External shutters — fabric, leather, or Ebony Macassar

Doors offered in three registers — institutional fabric, leather, or wood-veneered Ebony Macassar (glossy). Same multi-material door vocabulary as the Stiletto tall cabinet. Choose by the room's other Stiletto pieces: leather softens, fabric adds graphic decoration, Ebony Macassar reads as warm wood material against the cool grey frame.

Tempered glass internal shelves

Inside, the sideboard runs tempered glass shelves. Tempered (heat-treated) glass holds load and resists thermal stress — practical for storing decanted spirits, glassware, or display items. The glass-shelf interior with lacquered surrounding turns the sideboard into a partially transparent display piece behind the closed doors.

Aluminium legs + Medusa handles

Base in aluminium with matt Satin Grey finish — Stiletto family signature. Hardware is steel handles with 3D Metal Medusa logo, also Satin Grey. The hardware is intentionally restrained — the Medusa is integrated into the handle rather than applied as separate decoration, keeping the cabinet body's clean architectural register dominant.

Materials

Fabrics & finishes

Marble top + Medusa handles

Marble top + Medusa handles

Detail of the family signature on the sideboard — the marble top register against the Satin Grey lacquered frame, with the Satin Grey 3D Metal Medusa handles between. Reads as architectural storage with a single fashion-house signature on the hardware, not as decorated furniture. Pair the marble across multiple Stiletto pieces for unified material register.

Configurator

Modules

181 × 53 × 71 H — compact

181 × 53 × 71 H — compact

181 × 53 × 71 H cm

The shorter sideboard. At 181 cm wide it sits as a primary storage piece in a living or dining room without dominating wall space. The 71 cm overall height is below window-sill register — works against a wall with art or display above. Shallow 53 cm depth keeps circulation comfortable.

240 × 53 × 71 H — extended

240 × 53 × 71 H — extended

240 × 53 × 71 H cm

The longer sideboard. Same 53 × 71 H proportions, extra 59 cm of length. Sized for entertaining-focused dining rooms or open-plan kitchen-dining where the sideboard runs as a long horizontal anchor. Internal capacity is proportionally larger — more space for stored glassware, linen, decanted spirits.

Trust

Certifications

LEED Gold

LEED Gold buildings

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).

FSC

FSC-certified paper packaging

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.

Recognition

Exhibits & press

  • Luxury Living Group catalogue
    Stiletto storage family — sideboard placement

    The licensed manufacturer's Stiletto family includes four storage SKUs — bar cabinet (id 420), tall cabinet (id 419), sideboard (this id), chest of drawers (id 422). The sideboard is the longest-format piece in the line at up to 240 cm. The April 2023 LLG editorial covers the broader Stiletto extension (table, bergère, Discovery chair) but does not name this sideboard specifically.

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FAQ

Frequently asked

Different scale, different use. The tall cabinet (id 419, 90 × 53 × 179 H) is a vertical vitrine with glass sides — display-focused. The bar cabinet (id 420, 120 × 51 × 141 H) has a back-varnished glass top sized for bottles and glassware — entertainment-focused. This sideboard is 181 or 240 × 53 × 71 H — long horizontal, marble or glass top, designed as primary storage in living or dining rooms. The four Stiletto storage SKUs together cover vertical display, bar setup, horizontal storage, and bedroom drawers.

Visual weight. Marble (eight colour options) reads as a primary statement — the top becomes the room's stone surface and the marble veining reads at room distance. Extra-clear glass back-varnished in Satin Grey is the quieter option — visually merges with the lacquered frame, lets the room's other elements dominate. Choose marble for living rooms where the sideboard should anchor the space; choose glass for dining rooms where the dining table should be the centrepiece.

Three registers. Institutional fabric adds graphic decoration — choose for rooms running pattern. Leather softens the cabinet visually — adds tactility, suited to bedroom or library use. Ebony Macassar (glossy almost-black wood veneer) reads as warm material — the strongest contrast against the Satin Grey frame, pairs with other wood elements in the room. The construction is identical across all three; only the door face changes.

Match wall and room scale. 181 cm fits standard living-room or dining-room walls without overwhelming — works between two windows or across from a sofa. 240 cm sits as a primary horizontal anchor in entertaining-focused dining rooms or larger open-plan layouts. Both are 53 cm deep and 71 cm tall — the wall length dictates the choice. Below 200 cm of wall, choose 181; over 280 cm, choose 240; between, either reads proportional.

Yes — designed to. Both share Satin Grey lacquered wood frame, Satin Grey aluminium legs, 3D Metal Medusa Satin-Grey handles. Run the sideboard along one wall and the bar cabinet on a perpendicular wall for a coordinated entertainment storage pair. Match marble or glass tops for unified material; specify the same door material (e.g., leather throughout) for the strongest family read.

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