Caring for Marine Textiles: Small Habits That Make a Big Difference
Caring for marine textiles begins with understanding the demanding environments they are designed to withstand. They are exposed to intense sunl...
29 July, 2026
Mission:
To enhance beauty and functionality in every corner, offering custom design solutions for yachts, aircraft, cars and homes.
Vision:
To become a leader in interior and exterior design excellence for superyachts and more, creating unique and sustainable experiences.
Values:
Quality
Innovation
Sustainability
Customer service
Our Core Services
Services for
Superyachts
We specialize in the fabrication of soft furnishings for Superyachts offering a variety of quality fabrics using your specifications.
Services for
Sailing Yachts and Motorboats
Revival has been dedicated to projects in the design and fabrication of interiors and exteriors for motorboats and yachts in the pleasure cruising industry since 1996.
Services for
Homes
Since 1996 we have been dedicated to the specialist design of interiors and exteriors for homes. We enrich spaces with contemporary design trends.
Services for
Cars, Aircraft, Offices and Hotels
We offer a vast experience managing projects and creating harmonious spaces for new interiors and exteriors which also incorporates cars, aircraft, hotels and offices.
Latest Blog Entries
The Interior Design Trends That Are Here to Stay
Interior design has always evolved alongside the way people live, and many timeless interior design trends emerge from these lasting changes. So...
22 July, 2026
Choosing Upholstery Fabric for High-Traffic Spaces
Choosing upholstery fabric for spaces that are used every day is not only about finding the most resistant material. It is about selecting the f...
17 July, 2026
Latest Blog Entries
Caring for Marine Textiles: Small Habits That Make a Big Difference
Caring for marine textiles begins with understanding the demanding environments they are designed to withstand. They are exposed to intense sunlight, salt, humidity, temperature changes and continuous use, conditions that place far greater demands on fabrics than those found in most interior spaces. Choosing high-quality materials is an important first step, but long-term performance depends just as much on how those materials are cared for. Often, it is the small maintenance habits that have the greatest impact on their appearance and lifespan. Salt Is More Than a Surface Residue After a day at sea, salt often remains on upholstery, cushions and protective covers even when it is barely visible. As moisture evaporates, salt crystals stay trapped within the fabric. Over time, these tiny particles can become abrasive, increasing wear as people sit, move or fold the material. A gentle rinse with fresh water, whenever...
July 29, 2026
The Interior Design Trends That Are Here to Stay
Interior design has always evolved alongside the way people live, and many timeless interior design trends emerge from these lasting changes. Some trends appear suddenly and disappear just as quickly. Others, however, become lasting shifts that influence how spaces are designed for years to come. They are not driven by fashion alone, but by changing lifestyles, new priorities and a growing appreciation for quality, comfort and longevity. Today, whether designing a private residence, a hotel, a workspace or a yacht interior, many projects are moving in the same direction: creating spaces that feel calmer, more personal and designed to last. Warm Minimalism Over Cold Minimalism Minimalism has not disappeared, it has evolved. Where once it was defined by stark white interiors and perfectly empty spaces, today’s approach feels softer and more inviting. Warm neutrals, natural materials and layered textures create environments that remain uncluttered...
July 22, 2026
Choosing Upholstery Fabric for High-Traffic Spaces
Choosing upholstery fabric for spaces that are used every day is not only about finding the most resistant material. It is about selecting the fabric that best responds to the way the space will actually be lived in. Before looking at colours or textures, it is worth asking a few practical questions: how often will the piece be used? Will it receive direct sunlight? Will it need frequent cleaning? Could it be exposed to moisture, food, drinks or sunscreen? These answers often matter more than aesthetics alone. Durability Is More Than a Number When discussing upholstery, one technical term often appears: Martindale. This test measures how resistant a fabric is to abrasion, or in simpler terms, how well it withstands repeated rubbing and use. It is a useful reference, but it should not be the only factor behind the decision. A fabric may have...
July 17, 2026
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