The Lakeview tile collection is inspired by the essence of nature. Flourishes of timber such as walnut and ash inspire, through their delicate veins, the craftsmanship of this stunning graphic, which is able to transmit warmth that holds sway over entire settings. Pursuant to the latest trends in timber, Lakeview’s chromatic language seeks to imprint its fresh character, resulting in four light shades, which convey the fragrant life of forests. A large-strip format in porcelain that boosts the aesthetic result, enabling it to be applied both as a wall and floor tile.

With its minimalist appearance that evokes the clean, fluid lines of Oriental design, Bamboo textured stone collection is one of Salvatori’s most popular and enduring textures.
Inspired by the simple, pared-back forms of the Far East, it brings that sense of calm and harmony synonymous with centuries-old cultures and traditions that venerate the tiniest of details. The seamless grooved lines of Bamboo, running vertically or horizontally depending on preference, are ideal for any environment, with the tactile nature of gorgeous natural stone elevated by this classic, elegant design that is as contemporary today as when it was first introduced in 2003.

3-2B60800 ceramic wall tile incorporates the appearance of concrete set in the format of subway tiles. The tile is suitable to be used on bathroom and kitchen walls.

The Urban collection is very versatile due to its surfaces - Rough and Stripes – which can be used independently or combined among them.

Rough is a surface that simulates the effects of the passage of time through a bush hammered texture where aging contributes to give it an even more special and unique touch. Stripes has definitely a structure that is highlighted in its irregular lines, which provide movement to the pieces and spaces it lines up. The lines elongate and provide depth or height, according to the orientation given in its application.Urban is a wall tiles collection that meets the expectations of consumers who look for materials’ randomness and sturdiness.