Saloon seating
Carved sofas and armchairs on lightweight frames, upholstered in marine-grade fabric specified fire-retardant to MED or SOLAS where required, and shaped for comfort in a compact plan.
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The main saloon carries the vessel's first impression. Modenese Gastone furnishes it in the Perla del Mare language, with carved seating, cabinets and tables built on lightweight frames, sealed against humidity and salt air, and held with concealed marine fixings that tolerate a moving hull.

A classic yacht main saloon interior by Modenese Gastone is the vessel's formal reception room, carved and gilded in the Perla del Mare language but built for the sea. Seating, cabinets and tables use lightweight frames, sealed marine finishes and concealed fixings, drawn to the saloon's compact and often curved walls.
The saloon sets the tone for the whole interior, so carving and gilding are held to the same standard as a palace salon. What changes is the build: frames are lightweight, panels use veneered composite cores, and every joint is made with concealed marine fixings that resist corrosion and the movement of a hull at sea.
The saloon is usually specified alongside the owner's suite and formal dining as one continuous scheme. Finish and fixing choices are set on the marine materials page, and the shipyard process shows how the saloon is surveyed, drawn and installed within the yard's window. See the full interior services for the spaces that adjoin it.
The main saloon is built from a few anchor pieces that decide how the room reads and how it behaves at sea. Each is described by its role so an owner or designer can specify the seating, storage and surfaces before the guest staterooms are drawn.
Carved sofas and armchairs on lightweight frames, upholstered in marine-grade fabric specified fire-retardant to MED or SOLAS where required, and shaped for comfort in a compact plan.
Sealed cabinets and display units built to resist humidity and salt air, fitted with concealed marine fixings and secured against motion so contents stay safe under way. Specifications sit on the marine materials page.
Coffee and games tables with reduced-weight stone or timber tops, restrained edges and fixings that tolerate movement, drawn to the saloon dimensions through the Milan studio.





Read the saloon against the private owner's suite, confirm the marine finishes, and follow how the yard programme is kept.
Modenese Gastone replies with drawings and a quotation once the room, dimensions, destination country and finish direction are known. The full enquiry form is on the contact page.
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