Coordinated bridge seating and a quilted helm chair.INTERIOR & EXTERIOR SOFT GOODS
A personal touch.
Throughout the yacht.
A complete soft goods refit, inside and out.
New carpet, upholstery, bedding and mattresses inside. Refreshed cushions, covers and canvas on deck. A coordinated refit by Canvas Designers in Riviera Beach, Florida.
AFTER THE REFIT
See the finished work.
Start on deck, then explore the cabins and finishing details below. Tap any photo to enlarge it.
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THE BRIEF
Make the yacht feel like theirs.
The owners wanted their own choices to carry through the boat. The brief brought the cabin spaces, salon and outdoor seating into the same refit.
The work included new carpet, reupholstered seating, bedding, mattresses and accent pillows, along with the primary stateroom headboard. Exterior cushions, covers and canvas completed the scop
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01THE INTERIOR
A quieter palette, with detail up close.
Seating was reupholstered in Perennials Rough 'N Rowdy in Sea Salt. New carpet grounded the interior, while bedding and mattresses refreshed the cabins. The vinyl-covered portion of the primary headboard was recovered in Lee Jofa Torus in Flax.
Torus in Flax also appeared on accent pillows, carrying the headboard selection into other spaces.
02ON DECK
Carry the scheme outside.
The exterior work refreshed cushions, covers and canvas. Accent pillows extended the palette across the aft deck and bridge, with weighted pillows included in those outdoor spaces.
The pillow fabrics were tied together with Kravet Twine Cord welt in Sun Bleached.
03THE FINISH
Connect the rooms through the materials.
The challenge was the range of the work. Carpet, seating, headboard, bedding, mattresses and exterior soft goods all needed to read as part of the same project. Repeating fabric and trim choices connected the salon, cabins and decks.
The finished refit gave the owners a consistent palette with individual details in each space.
BEFORE & PREPARATION
The work beneath the finish.
Cabin berth platforms and salon seating bases with soft goods removed. These views document the guest cabin and salon during preparation.
SELECTED MATERIALS
Texture, color and a shared finish.
These selections formed the palette. Pattern names and colors describe this project; material choices for another boat are reviewed for its intended use.
| Use | Selected material | Color |
|---|---|---|
| Carpet | Home & Porch Wolf Island | Beige-03 |
| Seating upholstery | Perennials Rough 'N Rowdy | Sea Salt |
| Headboard and accent pillows | Lee Jofa Torus | Flax |
| Accent pillows | At the Helm | Sand |
| Accent pillows | Barbade | Blanc |
| Accent pillows | Two Step | White Sands |
| Accent pillows | Fresh Angle | Blanca |
| Pillow welt | Kravet Twine Cord | Sun Bleached |
BEFORE YOU GET STARTED
Refit questions, answered.
What does a yacht soft goods refit include?
The scope depends on the boat. This project included interior carpet, seating upholstery, headboard, bedding, mattresses and pillows, plus exterior cushions, covers and canvas.
Can the interior and exterior be planned together?
Yes. This project used repeating fabric and trim selections to connect indoor and outdoor spaces. Each material and construction still needs to suit its intended application.
What should I share when planning a refit?
Send photographs of the areas you want refreshed, existing materials and any fit or access concerns. Include the colors, textures and handling needs you want the team to review.
How should I care for the new materials?
Follow the care instructions for each selected fabric, carpet and finished item. Confirm approved cleaners and methods with the team; instructions can differ between materials.
PLAN YOUR REFIT
Start with the spaces you want to change.
Share your boat details, photographs and priorities with Canvas Designers. The team can discuss the scope, materials and next steps for your refit.
- Areas to refresh and current photographs
- Preferred colors and textures
- Existing materials, fit and access concerns
- How you use and store the boat
Scope, material choices, cost and timing are confirmed for each project.