
Yacht interior design
From the main salon to the owner's cabin, the inside of a yacht is a place lived in all day and moving with the sea. We build the interior from how the yacht will be used, from layout to furniture, as one piece of thinking.

Layout comes from how you live
We start by listening to who will use the yacht, where and how often. The flow of the salon, dining area, cabins and service spaces follows from that, and we settle guest and crew routes and dimensions that work at sea at the start of the plan.


Materials must survive the sea and still feel right
We judge wood, stone, textile and metal for how they look, and also for durability and weight afloat. We lay samples side by side, compare them under light and make the final choice together with suppliers.
What is included?
- Overall layout and flow plan
- Material, colour and texture selection
- Bespoke furniture and lighting design
- Photoreal visualisation
- Detail drawings for fabrication
- Design follow-up during the build
Good to know
What does yacht interior design cover?
It covers the layout of the salon, dining area, cabins, bathrooms and shared spaces; the selection of materials, colours and textures; bespoke furniture and lighting design; and visualisation. We set the scope together around your project.
Do I need the yacht's plans to start?
For an existing yacht, a general arrangement plan and dimensions are a good start; for a new build, the shipyard specification and general arrangement. If you only have an idea, we can start from that.
Do you also build the interior?
We lead the design and the build follow-up; the shipyard and craftspeople do the fabrication. We manage the process with them so the design is carried out faithfully on site.
Do the interior images on the site show a real yacht?
No. The images on the site are the studio's own concept studies and do not show a delivered yacht. For client projects, visualisations are prepared specifically for that project.
Let's talk about your project.
Describe your yacht and your idea in a few sentences and we will work out the right first step together.
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