Saladino Group, Inc.

Our Three-Legged Table envisioned in a perfectly balanced world of patterns by Jane Schwab!

Our newest Signature Toss “DIAMANTE” . . .

- 21” Square
- 3 Colors
- Diamond Quilted
- Down & Feather fill

Now on our website!

It’s fountain season! While reconstructing this particular garden, John took inspiration from classic Hand-Knotted gallery rugs. The field of grass is bordered with flagstones fringes, and an octagonal fountain with bronze leaping fish spout is used to represent one of two medallions closest to the breakfast room.

One of John’s great passions was collecting art of various times, forms, and places. Some of his most prized pieces are now being offered through in New York! Please contact Randall Hixenbaugh if you have questions, or visit his Upper East Side gallery to see them in person.

John Saladino loved a good story. Looking at the world he created — a romanticized one adorned with persistent beauty — that shouldn’t be surprising. Because, when told properly, stories can be the most romantic and beautiful form of communication we have. By reading and listening to them, John learned. While telling them, he taught. As with all his endeavors, the latter was never done mundanely. Where’s the beauty in that? When John told a story, he did so passionately, with the intention of evoking emotion from whomever his audience happened to be; a crowd, friends, family. Emotion binds. It connects. And Mr. Saladino’s passion, his emotion, can be felt most deeply in the beautifully amalgamated homes he created. Each tells a story, uniquely Saladino, and undeniably memorable. That word, memorable, is one of the many flattering labels people have placed on John’s work. It also happens to be, I believe, the perfect description of John Saladino, the person. Just ask anyone who met him. I can almost guarantee they’ll be quick to share the experience, despite how brief the encounter may have been or the amount of time since. Why? Because John had the intuitive gift of creating memorable experiences wherever he went. It was his way of adding beauty to the world and giving us something to hold on to — the conversations, the experiences, the designs! And by doing so for others, in turn, created cherished keepsakes in his own life, ones he coveted as much as the art and antiquities that filled his home. He remembered each and every one of them, from the chance meetings to lifelong friendships. They all became part of his story . . . One we will always remember.

John Thomas 8/27/2025

GRAHAM SALADINO, and his family, would like to sincerely thank everyone for their kind words and thoughtful condolences following his father’s passing on July 26, 2025.

JOHN SALADINO’S legacy will be carried forward through the company he founded. We promise to continue producing signature Saladino furniture and interior designs enlightened by the beautiful inspiration he left behind.

Oh . . . hello Summer!

The newest Ready-to-Ship furniture and selections from John’s personal collection of antiques . . . Now on our website!

It’s looking green . . . Inside and out!

It’s always a treat to see how Houston based designer, Kara Childress, uses our furniture. In one of her recent projects — a delicately orchestrated environment of rough stone and historic wood — Kara paired up our Harley Chairs to produce an enticingly approachable vignette in this grand scale room.

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There’s always room for an antique, or two . . . or dozen!