Ferretti Yachts has entered a new partnership with Italian textile house Quagliotti, extending the builder's approach to onboard design into bed linen, bespoke textile elements and interior finishing details. The collaboration is being introduced during the September 2026 international boat-show season.
The arrangement is intended to bring Quagliotti's textile craftsmanship into selected Ferretti Yachts interiors, from owner's suites to main living spaces. Rather than acting as a separate aftermarket supplier, the textile house is being positioned as part of the wider onboard design experience.
Bespoke textiles move deeper into yacht specification
Quagliotti has specialised in Italian textile craftsmanship since 1933, with a focus on high-quality fabrics and tailored production. Under the new partnership, that expertise will be applied to bed linen and other bespoke textile details selected to suit individual Ferretti Yachts interiors.
For owners, this brings another element of personalisation into the yacht specification process. Soft furnishings and linens can have a large visual effect on a cabin without changing the underlying architecture, making them a relatively flexible way to alter the atmosphere of an interior before delivery.
From owner's suite to main living areas
The collaboration is not limited to bedrooms. Ferretti Yachts says Quagliotti's work will extend from the owner's suite into living areas, allowing textile choices to contribute to the character of the yacht as a whole.
The partnership therefore sits between product specification and lifestyle branding. Ferretti Yachts already works with specialist suppliers across furniture, lighting, materials and onboard systems; adding a dedicated textile partner gives the yard another way to coordinate details that owners encounter every day.
September debut is the first stage
The two companies describe the September launch as the first step in a broader collaboration rather than a one-off collection. Further initiatives are expected to develop across onboard product, events and brand storytelling as the partnership evolves.
For Luxury Yacht Guide readers, the practical interest is in how far production-yacht customisation now extends. Buyers increasingly expect choices beyond hull colour, cabinetry and upholstery, and factory-linked partnerships such as this move detailed interior specification closer to the level traditionally associated with semi-custom yachts.
