
One textile language across the yacht.
Bath, Bed, Deck, Table and Crew are drawn as one language rather than five ranges. The same fibre and palette run across the five areas, so the yacht reads as one system rather than a set of separate purchases.
100% linen. Waffle linen for the bath, linen across the rest of the collection.
Available colours subject to product/reference.

Waffle linen for the guest bathroom. Towels, mats and a robe, drawn so a bathroom reads as calm rather than clinical.
Pure linen for the guest cabin. Bedding, throws and laundry bags, with the pieces that follow the berth measured for each yacht.


Linen for the exterior. Deck towels and cushion covers for the spaces where guests spend the most time.
Linen for dining and service. Napkins, placemats, runners and service cloths, so the table belongs to the same boat as the cabin.


Linen for the people who make it work. Service textiles and uniform pieces built for daily rotation.
One palette across the five areas, so pieces bought in different seasons still belong together.

Available colours subject to product/reference.

The same five areas can be specified as complete kits, configured by guest capacity, cabins and crew. It is the collection, arranged the way a yacht is actually equipped.