The project was developed through the collaboration between Wally and Loro Piana Interiors, where I was involved as a decorator responsible for defining the material concept and selecting the furnishings within the yacht.
The intervention is framed within a high-end naval design vision, where every decision is driven by a balance between performance, aesthetics, and material quality, contributing to a coherent and distinctive identity.

The inspiration stems directly from Wally’s iconic design language, defined by the balance between sharp lines and soft curves, conceived to interact with the sea in a fluid and controlled way. A geometry that does not dominate the water, but gently accompanies it.
This principle guides the entire chromatic and material strategy, oriented towards restrained and structural tones, coherent with the yacht’s architectural identity. Selected textiles interact with large glass surfaces and the overall spatial composition, reinforcing the continuity between form and function.

Tailored Comfort and Contemporary Nautical Identity
The material research is expressed through a carefully curated selection of bespoke textiles and furnishings, developed in collaboration with leading Made in Italy craftsmanship and supported by Loro Piana Interiors.

In the living and dining areas, upholstery integrates seamlessly with the yacht’s geometry, while in the captain’s cabin the project reaches its highest expression. Nubuck envelops the sleeping area, while leather detailing on the boiserie reinterprets the language of high-end leather craftsmanship, creating an intimate and highly sophisticated environment.

Cashmere throws, linen, and natural cotton complete the atmosphere, transforming the cabin into a space of absolute comfort, where every detail contributes to a refined balance of elegance, functionality, and aesthetic continuity.