M/Y Kaia

The intention was to preserve the yacht’s original vintage spirit while subtly modernising it. A significant part of the work focused on textures, finishes, paint and material selection. The palette remains light and timeless, reinforcing a sense of space and elegance while respecting the boat’s original identity.

The teak was entirely redone, and a large amount of loose furniture was introduced to bring character and personality to the spaces. Natural elements such as rope were used deliberately, playing with contrasts and textures, while wood finishes were enhanced to add warmth and depth. Walls were treated with textured finishes, including linen in selected areas, to soften the atmosphere.

Wooden furniture, concrete accents and rope details, together with linen and layered fabrics — and colour introduced only through decorative pieces — create a calm, harmonious living space. In the cabins, wood remains central, softened by textured headboards, marble cladding on the upper furniture and a refined layering of cushions.

• Complete interior refit design
• Teak entirely redone
• Loose furniture, rope and natural textures
• Textured wall finishes, including linen
• Cabins softened with textured headboards and marble

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