Galvolux, which is active today in the interior design and building sector, was founded in 1900 as a "manufacturer of mirrors". It has evolved over the years and today it has become one of the predominant companies as far as consultancy and the distribution of high-quality materials and innovative solutions are concerned.
A new innovation enters the world of interior design: Acilux® Shine Extrawhite Oro Collection, combining luxury aesthetics with advanced glass technology for kitchens and contemporary spaces.
At its core is Acilux® Shine Extrawhite, an extrawhite glass designed to offer enhanced scratch resistance, superior brightness and easy cleaning. A solution developed for high-end projects where performance meets design.
The new Oro Collection is available in four exclusive finishes: Oro 24 K, Oro Rosa, Oro Bianco and Oro Nero—refined tones that elevate kitchens, bathrooms and interior spaces with a distinctive touch.
The collection can be applied on Floatlux® Extrawhite, Acilux® Shine Extrawhite and Fluido, ensuring maximum design flexibility.
With Acilux® Shine Oro Collection, glass becomes a key design element: a new benchmark for premium kitchen surfaces and interior design solutions.
The modern and comfortable rooms of the Dorint Hotel in Riazzino were designed by Tigestim SA, which oversaw the development of the spaces with particular attention to functionality, aesthetics and quality of materials.
Galvolux supplied the latest generation of glass for the walls and shower doors, selected for its high performance in terms of aesthetics, safety and durability.
Each element has been designed in order to guarantee:
Bathroom walls in Madras Fluido-M 6 mm
The linear and contemporary texture ensures adequate visual screening thanks to its opacity, creating a balance between privacy and brightness.
Shower doors in Acilux® Extrawhite 8 mm
Satin-finished glass with a smooth, non-porous surface, designed to guarantee excellent resistance to scratches and fingerprints, maintaining the aesthetic quality of the material over time.
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