Salis

Salis is a family company that since 1926 in Umbria, in the green heart of Italy, realizes fine and tailor-made wooden floors. For over 90 years, Salis has been a proudly artisan company: the raw material is still selected with skill and experience, in order to provide guaranteed and safe products in line with current regulations. Salis is the ideal partner for the world of architecture and interior design, thanks to the support and assistance at any stage of the process of study, design and construction of the product, even custom-made.

Salis projects

The craftsmanship of the collection DiValore dedicated to the recovery of old woods is overlaps Officina107, an integrated system unique in the world that brings together woods, paintings, majolica, wallpapers and carpets coordinated with each other by a range of 9 matching colors among them, with contemporary tones and timeless colors. A highly successful project that transforms the company from "Master craftsmen in Perugia" to "Salis_Texture | Natural Surfaces ". A great change of direction then emphasized by Pangea, the reinterpretation of narrow and long wood available in 5 colors and 6 laying patterns, which thanks to its versatile nature, reinterprets new geometries and unpublished scenarios. In the wake of Pangea's success, Discordia is subsequently presented, a journey to the discovery of human diversity that becomes the structure of the entire project. The latest project born in the Salis house is called Armonico, a system consisting of 11 colors that explore the "warm and cold" tones passing from neutral ones. Armonico uses 4 different patterns and 2 different selections, in order to obtain 77 different solutions to interpret your own style. The real revolution of this project, however, bears the name of Legnoresina®, an innovative protection composed of a mix of 98% pure resins and corundum, so as to guarantee resistance to trampling and performances never seen before, such as resistance to stains, the "incorporated" antibacterial finish and the certification in class CFL-S1, which concerns wooden surfaces in possession of class 1 of reaction to fire.