Yacht Refit Tag

22 Sep

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 upholstery has performed under real...

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15 Sep

Monaco Yacht Show 2026 is approaching, and once again Revival will be heading to Monaco to spend time at one of the key meeting points for the international superyacht industry. For us, the show is about much more than seeing the latest yachts. It is an opportunity to reconnect with people across the industry, discover new materials and ideas, and understand how the priorities shaping yacht interiors continue to evolve. What We’ll Be Looking Out for at Monaco Yacht Show 2026 Yacht interiors are constantly evolving. Design remains important, but comfort, durability and functionality are increasingly considered from the very beginning of a project. This is particularly relevant to our work in bespoke yacht upholstery, carpets, covers and made-to-measure interior solutions. The finished result needs to look refined, but it also needs to respond to the practical demands of life on board. At Monaco, we will be looking closely...

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