Cruise & Ferry Interiors 2020

2 6 CFI CURATED TUI Cruises’ Mein Schiff 4 underwent an 11-day refit in Marseille, France, during which the outfitter redesigned two restaurants, a bar and a lounge. Over 40 items of bespoke joinery were custom-made and installed onboard, including a wine chiller cabinet and booth seating. Trimline also sourced and refurbished a working Vespa scooter, which was then installed in the La Spezia restaurant. Trimline completes Mein Schiff 4 refurbishment Almaco has outfitted 30 staterooms on deck nine of Carnival Elation as part of Carnival Cruise Line’s Fun Ship 2.0 Ship Enhancement Program, replacing old materials with cost- effective alternatives. Despite significant challenges caused by weather conditions and the Covid-19 pandemic, the outfitter was able to successfully complete the project on time. Furniture for Havila Voyage’s four new vessels will be produced by several companies based on the west coast of Norway. Chairs and sofas on the new ships will be provided by Brunstad, Fora Form and Ekornes, while passengers and crew will sleep on mattresses from Recticel. Norwegian Marine Interior (NMI) is also involved in the construction project. Working in collaboration with Danish architects Steen Friis Design, the company has planned, designed, and will deliver and install the furniture and interiors for the four new ships. Havila Voyages to outfit new ships with Norwegian furniture Marella Discovery 2’s Islands restaurant refurbished The Deluxe Group has completed a 22-day dry dock of Marella Discovery 2 at Navantia shipyard in Cadiz, Spain. In collaboration with Marella Cruises’ in-house product development team, the company completed a total refurbishment of the Islands restaurant, manufacturing and installing bespoke solid surface worktops and upgraded catering equipment. The team also added new flooring and wall coverings to enhance the interior and refresh the venue’s colour palette. Almaco completes Carnival Elation refit project Photo: Almaco Photo: Trimline Photo: Havila Voyages Havila Voyages