Making yachts & ribs furnishings
For Tecnoform, furnishing yachts & ribs is a natural evolution of our well-established expertise in the RV sector. Our deep roots lie in the very essence of wood—its grain, its character—and over time, they have evolved into a deep knowledge of modern, more innovative materials. This passion and expertise form the core of our identity, and it's what drives our commitment to designing furniture for the most challenging and captivating environment of all: the sea.
Products & Materials
The products crafted include tables (both for indoor and outdoor use), doors, staircases, and complete furniture sets for any space. Tables are shaped in a variety of forms and can feature refined inlays. Upon request, outdoor tables can be made from teak wood. The main materials used are a combination of natural veneer, HPL, and lacquered finishes. A distinctive element of this type of furnishing is the use of rounded, welcoming solid wood elements, combining strong visual appeal with ergonomic excellence.
Tecnoform furnishings for the marine sector undergo dedicated production processes that make them suitable for and resistant to the marine environment — they’re built to withstand the sea!
Each furniture project is engineered according to the specific boat model and the specific requests of the OEM.
Take a look at the pictures to discover our latest nautical furniture kits!
A glimpse into the past
Tecnoform has been producing furniture for the Marine industry, starting with its first projects for renowned brands such as Cantiere del Pardo (Sailing Yachts), Ferretti (Motor Yachts), and Bertram and Chriscraft (US Motorboats). Our first marine projects date back to 1985, and many have followed since. Over the years, the company has also cooperated with Grand Soleil, Riva, Pershing, Azimut, Atlantis, Sanlorenzo, Dellapasqua DC, Itama, Sly, and Mochi Craft. A dedicated marine production department was established within the main headquarters, focusing on the creation of interiors for yachts and sailing boats.
Take a look to our most successful projects.
