Salvatori is an award-winning Italian design company specialising in natural stone. From innovative textures for walls and floors to bathroom items and products for the home such as tables, lighting and accessories, we are considered by many as the benchmark in the “design meets natural stone” field. Drawing on the very best of Made in Italy values and cutting-edge engineering and technological know-how, Salvatori fuses old-fashioned craftsmanship with contemporary design. Whilst many of our products are the result of partnerships with internationally noted designers, what lies at the heart of all we do is a deep- rooted passion and respect for the inherent beauty of natural stone, and its defining characteristic: that no two pieces can ever be identical, meaning that every single product has its own unique history.
Working with clients that count among them Armani, Bergdorf Goodman, Salvatore Ferregamo, John Pawson, Sir David Adjaye and Bottega Veneta, we pride ourselves on providing much more than mere product. We work alongside our partners right from the beginning of a project, with advice on the stone itself, design, engineering, installation and care.
Since 1946, Salvatori has worked closely with architects, designers and builders to provide not only practical support, but also inspiring new ways to work with stone which often challenge traditional thinking.
Innovation is entrenched in the DNA of the company, and in fact we scored a world
first right back in our earliest days when founder Guido Salvatori invented the Split Face (Spaccatello) finish in 1950. In 2010 we created the groundbreaking Lithoverde®, the world’s first recycled stone, a product which is not only unique and beautiful, but also makes a positive contribution to the environment, using up pieces of precious natural stone which would otherwise be discarded.
Today the third generation continues the story of innovation with CEO Gabriele Salvatori and his brother Guido at the helm.
Salvatori is an award-winning Italian design company specialising in natural stone
In your view, what is it that makes natural stone so special? Probably I’m biased, but I genuinely believe there is no product more beautiful.