Selux

Wooden Pole Fin­ishes

This colour chart has been designed to pro­vide a solu­tion to all archi­tec­tural forms.

The Nat­ural col­lec­tion

• Nat­ural Chene de Fer­rare
• Nat­ural Ton­nelier

Light shades reveal­ing the grain of the wood. Fash­ion­ably pop­u­lar fresh del­i­cate shades that can be com­bined with a wood archi­tec­ture or nat­ural envi­ron­ment or simply to offer a con­trast by pro­vid­ing a nat­ural flair to a metal or urban archi­tec­ture.

The Time­less col­lec­tion

• Time­less Brume
• Time­less Tyrol Pine
• Time­less Chest­nut

Authen­tic­ity, mod­ernist, ele­gance. These fin­ishes suit to all types of archi­tec­tural devel­op­ment, whether pre­dom­i­nantly colour­ful or not. The inter­play of mate­ri­als and con­trasts for a sen­sa­tion of warmth in metal­lic or min­eral sur­round­ing.

The Min­eral col­lec­tion

• Min­eral Light Min­eral
• Min­eral Dark Min­eral
• Min­eral Orig­ine

Coloured greys, either warm or cool, depend­ing on the light. The grain of the wood is just vis­i­ble while the iri­des­cent effects give a metal or stone-like aspect. Ideal for those shades of grey often found in the archi­tec­tural land­scape by giving a little hint of some­thing both orig­i­nal and neu­tral.