Saloon banquette seating by the window — interiors by Brineglass

Services

Interior Design

Interior design is where a yacht becomes a home. Brineglass creates calm, residential interiors that survive salt, sun and charter turnover — rooms with real proportions, honest materials and light that flatters everyone in it.

Our interior commissions run from the general arrangement to the last cushion: space planning, joinery, stone and textile specification, lighting scenes and final styling on board.

What is included

01

Space planning

Cabin layouts, salon zoning and crew routes planned around privacy, noise and everyday flow.

02

Joinery & materials

Bespoke furniture, wall panelling, stone and metalwork detailed for the marine environment.

03

Lighting design

Layered, dimmable lighting moods — from working daylight to late-evening calm — in every room.

04

Textiles & styling

Performance fabrics, carpets, bedding, tableware and art direction for a finished, personal yacht.

05

Yard coordination

Detailed drawing sets and site reviews with the interior outfitter through installation and snagging.

How we work

STEP 01

Mood & plan

We study how you live aboard, then fix the plan and the mood boards that guide every choice.

STEP 02

Detailed design

Joinery, materials and lighting developed room by room with photoreal visuals.

STEP 03

Specification

Every surface, fabric and fitting specified and costed with suppliers and the yard.

STEP 04

Install & style

We attend the installation and style the yacht before handover — down to the books.

Questions

Can you redesign a single cabin or salon?

Yes. We take on single-space commissions as well as full-yacht interiors — a salon refresh or one owner's suite is a common starting project.

Do you supply the furniture?

We specify and procure loose furniture, lighting and accessories through trusted marine suppliers, and style everything on board at handover.

How do interiors survive charter use?

We specify performance fabrics, sealed stones and solid joinery from the start, and detail the high-wear zones so the yacht still looks new after a full season.

Can you match an existing exterior style?

Of course — interiors can continue your yacht's exterior language or deliberately contrast it. Both directions start from the same careful briefing.

Imagine life aboard

Tell us which spaces matter most to you, and we will show you what they could become.

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