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Texture as the only accent. A nubby navy and white weave that reads up close and from across the cabin. Sized as a lumbar to sit in front of solid squares and break up the row without adding a single motif.
| Size | Custom sizes (Available in squares and lumbar) – No upcharge |
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Texture as the only accent. A nubby navy and white weave that reads up close and from across the cabin. Sized as a lumbar to sit in front of solid squares and break up the row without adding a single motif.
Every cushion is cut to the seating so a long banquette reads as one set. Indoor and outdoor fabrics available, custom sizes at no upcharge. Any design, weight or fabric the yacht needs is made to order.
Comfort
100% long-staple Turkish cotton, finished for a soft, breathable feel that stays cool through Mediterranean summers.
Craft
Woven and finished by mills that have supplied luxury yacht yards for generations detail you feel the moment you make up the berth.
Custom
Made to your vessel’s exact dimensions, with optional embroidery of the yacht’s name or burgee. No upcharge for custom sizes.
NO UPCHARGE, EVER
Most suppliers price a custom size as a special order. We don’t. Whether the berth is a standard queen or a 6’4″ wedge in the forepeak, the price is the price. Send us the measurements or let us come aboard and take them ourselves.
From the master suite to the crew quarters, we custom make and embroider it all to your specs. No up-charge, ever.
The softest, most absorbent towels, robes and pestemals with your design language on them.
We manufacture the duvet covers and inserts exactly as you want them. Goose down, blends, custom weights.
Give your boat a new sense of style with our highly effective decorative throw pillows. Indoor and outdoor available.
Placemats, napkins, decor, weight-added items that stay in place.
Custom and fast turn-around. You pick the material and color, we handle the rest.
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