Yacht lounge interior with neutral upholstery, fabric wall panels and a view of calm sea.

TOG & TOG MARINE

Yacht interiors, made to the measure of your vessel

Flooring, upholstery, headliners, outdoor cushions and linens from one team instead of five separate contractors.

Repair and installation of flooring, refit of interior spaces and headliner repair, with bespoke fabrics, cushions and linens. From measuring on board to final installation.

A vessel asks more of an interior than a home does: salt, humidity, sun, vibration and curved spaces where nothing is straight or standard. That is why the work starts with measuring on board and continues with bespoke making. TOG & TOG takes the project from start to finish: measuring, material selection, making in our own workshop, and installation.

Services

  • Close view of a yacht teak deck with precise joints in soft sunset light.

    Teak decking

    Teak gives a deck its character, and any weakness in the work shows from day one. That is why building, replacing and restoring a deck is done with precision and fitted to each vessel: curved ends, recesses for fittings, steps and gratings. The process follows a fixed order: the old deck is taken back to the structure, a marine-plywood substrate is cut and fitted, the joints are sealed against moisture, and only then is the teak bonded and laid.

  • Stone-look LVT-style cabin flooring with a fine joint and a metal threshold trim.

    Flooring

    Vessel floors wear from traffic, humidity and sun. We repair damage and install new flooring in cabins, saloons and corridors, measured and cut to the exact shapes of the space. We work with carpet and rugs, vinyl and LVT, and synthetic teak.

  • Detail of yacht seating with neutral woven upholstery, tailored seams and a curtain beside a sea-facing window.

    Interior refit

    Renewal of cabins, saloons and shared areas: seat and sofa upholstery, fabrics, curtains, bespoke furniture and wall linings. We coordinate materials and tasks so the result is coherent and the project timeline is respected.

  • A yacht cabin headliner with evenly fitted fabric panels and discreet recessed lighting.

    Headliners

    The headliner is one of the first places to show wear: humidity stains, peeling and loose panels. We repair or replace the lining so the interior looks clean and uniform again.

  • Neutral outdoor cushions and stern seating on a yacht with the sea in the background.

    Outdoor cushions

    Bespoke cushions for outdoor sofas, sunbeds and pouffes, made to the exact dimensions of the vessel. Outdoor fabrics are chosen to withstand sun, salt and humidity, and to clean easily.

  • Bed linen with tonal geometric embroidery in a yacht cabin, lit by a sea-facing window

    Linens and embroidery

    Bedding, towels and linens for yachts and charter vessels, with embroidered names or logos. A consistent look across the vessel and the option of top-up orders.

How we work

  1. Brief

    You describe the vessel and what is needed.

  2. Survey on board

    Site visit and measurement. Across Greece and abroad.

  3. Materials and quotation

    Fabric and flooring samples and a detailed quotation.

  4. Making

    Made in our own workshop.

  5. Installation and handover

    Fitting and final check.

Materials that stand up to the sea

At sea, materials are not chosen on looks alone. We consider UV resistance, salt and humidity resistance, mildew prevention, ease of cleaning and, where required, additional safety or fire-retardancy specifications.

Frequently asked questions

Can you work where the vessel is?

Measuring and part of the work take place on board. We travel across Greece and abroad.

How long does a project take?

It depends on the scope and the materials. We give a timeline with the quotation.

Which fabrics suit outdoor cushions?

Fabrics designed for outdoor use, resistant to sun, salt and humidity. We suggest options based on how the vessel is used.

Do you work with yards, captains or vessel managers?

Yes, we can coordinate with the captain or manager on access, scheduling and handover.

How is confidentiality ensured?

We do not publish vessel or owner details without written consent.

Which standards do your materials meet?

Our materials come with the certifications required by law for their application. On vessels this mainly concerns fire retardancy: the IMO Fire Test Procedures Code (FTP Code) for curtains and textiles (Part 7) and for upholstered furniture (Part 8), and MED (wheelmark) marking where the vessel requires it. If your flag state or class society sets a specific requirement, tell us in your enquiry and we build it in from the start. Certificates are provided on request.

Need a quotation for your vessel?

Tell us what you need and we will get back to you.

Marine quotation request

Type of work