Exceptional bathrooms. Designed for life at sea.
We specify and supply bathrooms for superyacht new builds and refits, working closely with designers, yards and project teams to bring the brief together.
From the initial specification and material selection through to supply and delivery, we coordinate the detail behind the finished bathroom, combining considered design, trusted brands and furniture made to fit the space exactly.
Why yachts are different
A discipline of its own
No two yachts are the same. Space is limited, dimensions are rarely straightforward and every element needs to work within the wider design and build.
We understand these constraints and work closely with designers, yards and project teams to create bathroom schemes that balance design intent with the practical demands of life at sea. From carefully selected finishes and fittings to furniture made around the space, every detail is considered as part of the whole.
What we handle
We take care of the detail behind the finished bathroom, working from the wider design intent through to the products and furniture that bring it to life.
Specification
- Sample boards and finish approvals before anything is committed
- Finishes chosen to survive humid, saline air
- Weight and volume kept inside the naval architect’s allowance
- Made-to-measure furniture drawn to the hull, not the catalogue
- Alternatives priced side by side when a budget needs to move
Supply and delivery
- Consolidated shipping to the yard, wherever it sits
- Delivery timed to the dry dock or refit window
- Goods held in Kent until the yard is ready to receive
- Full specification kept on record for later refits
- Replacement parts supported through our trade counter
Private Client, H2 Yacht Design
Every yacht presents a different brief. For this project, we worked alongside H2 Yacht Design and Venture Yachts to develop a bathroom specification that responded to both the design direction and the practical requirements of the vessel.
Working from the agreed interior concept and material palette, we selected the bathroom products and finishes to create a cohesive scheme within the available space.
The result is a bathroom that feels considered as part of the wider yacht interior, while meeting the practical demands of the build and delivery programme.
- Yacht
- Private Client
- Yard
- Venture Yachts
- Length overall
- 38m
- Bathrooms supplied
- 3 Guest Cabins, MD Dayhead and Beach Area Dayhead
- Delivered
- In progress
Made in Britain
Furniture made to the drawing, not the catalogue
Salacia furniture is designed and made in our own British workshop, so we can create made-to-measure pieces around the available space, developed as part of the wider bathroom design. This gives greater freedom to achieve the right proportions, storage and finish without compromise.
And because we manufacture in our own workshop, we have a closer relationship with the process from drawing through to finished piece.
Brands we specify
- Gessi
- Dornbracht
- Samuel Heath
- Salacia Furniture
Talk to us
Start with a meeting
Let's talk about your next project.
Whether you're working on a new build or planning a refit, we're happy to talk through the brief, the space and what's possible.
Come and see us at our Kent showroom or speak to one of our specification specialists.
Commercial & Specification
If you are looking to discuss a commercial project our Commercial and Specification team is ready to assist with everything from packages to industry standards.
You can call us on 01580 713883 (select option 3), Monday-Friday 08:00-17:00 to speak to one of our team, or if you’d like to send drawings or a tender package, please use projects@salacia.co.uk.
Otherwise fill in the form below, and one of our dedicated team will get back to you within the next two working days.
Or send us the brief
Questions
Commonly asked
Do you deliver outside the UK?
Yes. We consolidate the order in Kent and ship to the yard, with the packing schedules and export paperwork the delivery needs.
Can you work to an interior designer’s existing specification?
Often that is the brief. We price the schedule as drawn, flag anything that will not last in a marine environment, and put alternatives next to the original so you can choose. We never substitute quietly.
What lead times should we plan for?
Catalogue brassware and sanitaryware usually run four to eight weeks. Made-to-measure furniture is quoted per project. For a refit we work backwards from your dry dock date and hold goods until the window opens.
Which finishes hold up best at sea?
It depends on the brand and the plating. We will tell you plainly which finishes we would put on a yacht and which we would not, based on what we have seen come back.
Can you supply replacement parts years later?
We keep the full specification on record and support it through our trade counter, so cartridges, seals and finishes can be matched rather than guessed at.
