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Yacht & Marine Furniture
Yacht & Marine Furniture
Crafted for Life at Sea
Custom-built furniture for yacht and marine environments. Cabin, salon, deck, and dining pieces engineered for saltwater, UV exposure, and constant motion. We bring 45+ years of factory craftsmanship into marine-grade builds, made-to-order from our Modoko production facility.
Materials
Marine-Grade Materials
Every material is selected for resilience against saltwater, UV exposure, and constant motion.
Teak Wood
Superior resistance to water and decay thanks to natural oil content. Ideal for deck and interior applications.
Stainless Steel 316L
Marine-grade stainless steel. Corrosion-resistant hardware and fittings for saltwater environments.
UV-Resistant Fabrics
Fade-proof, mildew-resistant, quick-drying marine textiles. For deck cushions and outdoor upholstery.
Marine-Grade Leather
Specially treated luxury leather resistant to saltwater and humidity. For cabin and salon upholstery.
Corrosion-Resistant Brass
Marine-treated brass accessories. Handles, hinges, and decorative details built to last at sea.
Marine Construction
How Marine Furniture Is Built Differently
Furniture aboard a vessel faces forces that land furniture never sees: continuous motion, vibration, humidity cycles, and salt-laden air. The build method matters more than the look.
Weight-Conscious Construction
Every kilogram added to a yacht affects trim, fuel range, and stability. We favour lighter cores and hollowed structural sections where strength allows, so a piece holds up without adding unnecessary mass to the vessel.
Fastening That Survives Motion
A vessel is never still. Joints loosened by constant pitch, roll, and engine vibration are the first failure point. We use mechanical fixings plus marine adhesives together, rather than relying on a single bond, and detail fittings so they stay tight under repeated movement.
Joinery for Humidity Cycles
Cabin air swings between damp and dry as a vessel moves between climates and runs its HVAC. Wood expands and contracts with each cycle. We allow for that movement in the joinery so panels do not split, warp, or crack when the moisture level changes.
Edge & Surface Sealing
Bare end-grain and unsealed edges are where moisture gets in. We seal edges, undersides, and hidden faces, not only the visible surfaces, so the parts you never see are protected against the air they sit in.
Material Protection
The Multi-Layer Protection Approach
Marine durability is not one coating. It is a sequence of choices that work together, each one chosen for a specific threat: salt, humidity, UV, and abrasion.
01Wood selection
We start with timbers suited to the sea. Teak carries a high natural oil content that resists water and decay, and on request we work with dimensionally stable modified woods such as Accoya for parts that face repeated wetting.
02Moisture barrier
Marine-grade adhesives and sealing coatings keep humidity out of the structure, including the concealed faces that drive most long-term swelling.
03UV and finish
Exposed surfaces take a finish chosen to slow fading and chalking under strong, reflected sunlight, the kind a deck sees all day.
04Corrosion control
316L stainless and marine-treated brass for hardware, so handles, hinges, and fixings do not rust-stain the surfaces around them.
05Textile resistance
Fade-, mildew-, and salt-resistant fabrics for any soft surface exposed to the elements, with abrasion targets written into the spec when the use case calls for it.
Services
Our Services
Custom design and manufacturing for every area of your vessel.
01
Custom Cabin Furniture
Bedrooms, bathrooms, and bespoke cabin layouts. Maximum space utilization with luxury comfort.
02
Deck Furniture
Weather-resistant seating groups, sun loungers, and dining sets built for the elements.
03
Salon & Dining
Main salon, dining areas, and entertainment spaces with custom-crafted furniture.
04
Galley Furniture
Compact and functional kitchen cabinetry, countertops, and storage solutions.
05
Helm Stations
Captain consoles, navigation panels, and cockpit seating arrangements.
Workflow
Newbuild and Refit: Two Different Workflows
A yacht under construction and a yacht being refitted call for different handling. We adapt the process to which one you are running.
Newbuild
On a new vessel we work from the yacht plans early, coordinating dimensions with the build schedule. Loose furniture (chairs, tables, free-standing pieces) is produced to the interior design and delivered as finished items. Where fitted joinery is involved, dimensions are taken from the drawings and pieces are built to install into the planned spaces.
Refit
On a refit the vessel already exists, so accurate site measurement is everything. We build to the real cabin and access dimensions rather than nominal plan figures, and pack pieces so they pass through existing companionways and doorways. Tight cabins are exactly where made-to-size beats off-the-shelf.
Loose vs fitted
Loose furniture ships as finished pieces and is positioned on board. Fitted joinery is dimensioned to its location and assembled or installed in place. Most projects mix both, and we confirm which approach each item takes before production so nothing arrives a few millimetres out.
Lead Time & Logistics
Lead Time & Logistics: An Honest Picture
Marine schedules are unforgiving, so we give realistic ranges in writing rather than a single promised date. The two biggest variables are scope and how quickly the brief and samples are approved.
Single cabin or salon set
A focused scope runs in weeks once the design and material samples are signed off.
Full yacht interior package
A complete interior runs over several months, driven by piece count, custom detailing, and finish approvals.
Approval speed sets the clock
Production cannot start before drawings and physical samples are confirmed. The faster those decisions land, the tighter the schedule holds.
Shipping and delivery basis
From Istanbul we ship port-to-port as parcels and in modular crates, packed to make pieces easier to carry aboard and fit on site. We agree the delivery basis (for example to the departure port or to the destination) against your shipping details, and coordinate marina and shipyard drop-offs with logistics partners.
Large Scale
Large-Scale Projects
Production Capacity for Yacht & Marina Furniture
Our production capacity supports batch custom production for large-scale yacht interior sets and marina / yacht-club common areas. From design brief through marine-grade finished furniture delivery, the entire process is handled in-house.
Yacht Interior Pieces
Made-to-order cabin, salon, and dining furniture. Lightweight construction, marine-grade materials, on-site fitting compatibility.
Marina & Yacht Club
Marina restaurant-lounge, yacht club common-area seating groups, and outdoor furniture. UV- and moisture-resistant fabric and timber.
Designer Collaboration
Brief-based collaboration with yacht designers and interior architects. Production engineering, prototyping, and shipping crates included.
Marine Standards
IMO-Compliant Materials
Corrosion-Resistant Manufacturing
Fire-Retardant Finishes
ISO 9001 Quality Management
Archidecors
Why Archidecors
The precision that maritime demands, with the aesthetics that furniture requires.
45+ Years of Craftsmanship
Decades of accumulated master craftsmanship and project experience since our founding.
Istanbul Production
In-house manufacturing with skilled craftspeople. No subcontractors.
International Delivery
Port-to-port parcel and modular crate shipping. Marina/shipyard delivery coordinated with logistics partners.
Moisture-Resistant Construction
Specialized adhesives, coatings, and assembly techniques engineered for marine environments.
Yacht Furniture Consultation
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