Show us the room as well as the damage
Wide photographs help us understand how a sofa, dinette or cabin seat relates to its surroundings. Close-ups identify the worn surfaces, seams and details that need attention.
Keep what works
An interior update does not have to mean replacing every soft furnishing. We define the selected pieces, intended changes and finish in the proposal so you know what the order includes.
Plan the installation
Fitted interior work needs access to the actual cabin. Tell us about narrow entrances, pieces fixed in place and other refurbishment work before the measurement visit.
YOUR PROPOSAL
What shapes the scope and price
Room-by-room scope
A seating refresh differs from a coordinated cabin refit. Identify every surface and which existing finishes must remain.
Access and sequencing
Fixed furniture, door clearances and other trades determine removal, fabrication and return fitting.
What to send with your request
- Room-by-room photos in daylight, including adjacent woodwork.
- A list of the seating, panels and soft goods to retain or replace.
- Your refit schedule and any changes to cabinetry or lighting.
Travel agreed for your project
Travel charges may apply. Any charge is agreed before the visit, based on your location and project.
Our Davie workshop
Workshop visits are by appointment. Please call ahead; our team may be working at a marina. 2081 SW 70th Ave, Unit H-1, Davie, FL 33317
Work to discuss
- Salon Sofa Upholstery
- Dinette Seating
- Cabin Upholstery
- Interior Soft Goods
Before we visit
Can you coordinate seating with other cabin textiles?
Yes, a coordinated soft-goods project can be discussed. Each piece and material choice is included in the agreed specification.
Do you redesign the whole yacht?
This page covers upholstery and interior soft goods. Structural, mechanical and other trades are separate from that scope.
Discuss Your Yacht Interior
Tell us which pieces need work. Include photos, your location, and any preferred dates.