How to Choose the Right Foam for Yacht Upholstery
When choosing yacht upholstery, the fabric is only part of the equation. What sits underneath it has a direct impact on comfort, support, appear...
16 October, 2026
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To enhance beauty and functionality in every corner, offering custom design solutions for yachts, aircraft, cars and homes.
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We specialize in the fabrication of soft furnishings for Superyachts offering a variety of quality fabrics using your specifications.
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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.
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Since 1996 we have been dedicated to the specialist design of interiors and exteriors for homes. We enrich spaces with contemporary design trends.
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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
Bespoke Yacht Carpets: Why Fit, Material and Finish Matter
A carpet may appear to be one of the simplest elements of a yacht interior. In reality, creating bespoke yacht carpets requires careful decision...
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End-of-Season Yacht Upholstery: What to Check Before Planning a Refit
After months of regular use, yacht interiors and exterior seating can begin to reveal where attention is needed. For anyone considering yacht re...
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Latest Blog Entries
How to Choose the Right Foam for Yacht Upholstery
When choosing yacht upholstery, the fabric is only part of the equation. What sits underneath it has a direct impact on comfort, support, appearance and how well a seating area performs over time. Foam selection is therefore an important part of any yacht upholstery refit. A cushion that feels comfortable in a relaxed lounge area may not provide enough support for dining seating, while a foam designed for frequent use may feel unnecessarily firm in a more informal space. There is no single foam specification that works everywhere on board. The right choice depends on how the area will be used, the type of cushion being produced and the level of support required. Foam Firmness and Density Are Not the Same Thing Firmness and density are often discussed together, but they describe different characteristics. Firmness refers to how soft or firm a foam feels...
October 16, 2026
Bespoke Yacht Carpets: Why Fit, Material and Finish Matter
A carpet may appear to be one of the simplest elements of a yacht interior. In reality, creating bespoke yacht carpets requires careful decisions about measurements, materials and finishing. Unlike a standard room, yacht interiors often include curves, fixed furniture, narrow transitions and irregular shapes. For projects involving yacht carpets in Mallorca, achieving a refined result therefore starts long before the carpet is installed. Why Precise Fit Matters In yacht interiors, small differences in measurement can have a significant impact on the finished result. Carpets often need to follow complex floor plans, fit around built-in furniture or meet other surfaces with precision. This makes accurate templating an essential part of the process. A well-made template allows each section to be prepared according to the exact dimensions of the space. It also helps ensure that joins, edges and transitions are positioned carefully. The objective is...
September 29, 2026
End-of-Season Yacht Upholstery: What to Check Before Planning a Refit
After months of regular use, yacht interiors and exterior seating can begin to reveal where attention is needed. For anyone considering yacht refit upholstery in Mallorca, the end of the Mediterranean season is a useful moment to assess the condition of fabrics, cushions and upholstered elements before planning the next stage of work. Not every sign of wear requires replacement. However, identifying issues early makes it easier to decide what can be repaired, recovered or incorporated into a wider refit. Start With the Areas That Have Worked Hardest Some parts of a yacht naturally experience more use than others. Frequently used seating, exterior lounges, dining areas and circulation spaces may show changes sooner than less-used areas. These can include fabric wear, slight loss of shape or differences in cushioning. A post-season inspection gives owners, crew and refit teams a clearer picture of how the...
September 22, 2026
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