Superyacht Design / Interior Design
Interior Design
Planning and design of guest cabins and suites, including sleeping, storage, bathrooms, circulation, privacy, comfort, views, flexibility and relationships with shared guest spaces.
Planning and design of guest cabins and suites, including sleeping, storage, bathrooms, circulation, privacy, comfort, views, flexibility and relationships with shared guest spaces.
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Guest accommodation works best when cabins connect naturally to stairs, social spaces and exterior destinations while remaining easy for crew to service. Corridors, pantries, housekeeping stores and arrival points all influence the quality of the accommodation zone.
Aug. 10, 2026
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Guest cabins can feel dramatically larger when daylight and views are treated as part of the room plan. Window height, bed orientation, ceiling proportions and the placement of furniture all influence how strongly guests remain connected to the sea.
Aug. 10, 2026
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Guest parties do not always fit one repeated cabin type. A thoughtful mix of double, twin and convertible accommodation allows the yacht to host couples, children, friends and family groups while retaining good circulation and room quality.
Aug. 10, 2026
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VIP accommodation gives selected guests greater space, privacy and amenity than a standard cabin. Full-beam layouts can support separate lounging, larger bathrooms and substantial wardrobes while acting as a genuine second principal suite when required.
Aug. 10, 2026
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Guest cabins must provide far more than a bed. Their planning needs to balance comfortable circulation, privacy, storage, bathrooms, daylight and practical housekeeping while making each guest feel that the accommodation is a destination rather than leftover space.
Aug. 10, 2026