Live the sea like home. This is the main philosophy behind interior design for projects in the nautical sector, especially yachts and luxury boats. Each interior is designed to offer all the comforts of home, with custom designed furniture and accessories, that feature natural materials and luxury finishes.
These are authentic floating homes where spaces flow seamlessly into one another, bridging the gap between interior and exterior spaces. Large glass walls welcome natural light, while the blue of the sea provides a dramatic backdrop and inspiration, transforming life on board into an authentic experience, immersed in the beauty of nature.

Carpet Edition enters the nautical space with rugs designed to respond to specific needs, ensuring high performance combined with excellent aesthetic quality and function.
“Soft shapes, neutral colours, harmonious silhouettes and signature details which allow every shipowner to picture themselves in their boat, just as a tailor-made suit” explains Valentina Erba, General Manager of Carpet Edition.

Carpet Edition can custom make any rug – adapting it perfectly for living spaces, lounge areas, dining areas and outdoor decks – with models featuring soft and welcoming lines, and a palette of neutral tones that range from white to grey, and from beige to light brown.
One example is Leaf Time, the new rug designed by Emanuele Missaglia, produced in a luxurious combination of Bamboo and Viscose which, in its elegant colour variation “in Mart”, harmoniously combines gold and beige tones. Also Selce, product of the creativity of Studio Salaris, in which irregular borders and geometric shapes blend through the use of different materials (New Zealand Wool, Hardtwist, Boiled Wool, Linen and Tencel) as well as various textures and production methods, giving life to a dynamic and tactile design.

While contemporary yachts tend to dissolve the boundaries between interior and exterior spaces and favour recyclable and recycled materials, the In-out door collection from Carpet Edition offers a versatile and sustainable solution, ideal for terraces, deck spaces or balconies on board, but also perfect for interior spaces. A collection that interprets the continuity between indoors and outdoors, transforming external spaces into a natural extension of the living spaces. “Vessels use electrical propulsion systems, and we can contribute with materials such as PET which comes from bottles recovered from the sea, and finds new life on board”, continues Valentina Erba.
A perfect choice is the Deck rug, designed by Simone Cagnazzo, which is weather resistant thanks to its composition in recycled PET: waste plastic which is transformed into resistant and reusable high-quality fibres, giving new life to the materials and closing the cycle in pursuit of a circular economy.

A major trend in the design of this type of watercraft is the use of large panoramic glass window walls which allow natural light to flood into the interior spaces and offer breathtaking views. “Natural light is the main character. Large window walls and fade resistant materials bring the beauty of the sea into the interior, at any time of day” concludes Valentina Erba.
A design choice that therefore requires the use of materials capable of withstanding prolonged exposure to intense light sources. The new Pure and Pure Light rugs meet this need, each made of 100% SD (Solution Dyed Fiber) polyester, a designation which confirms the fibre’s superior resistance to fading caused by UV rays and stains. Easy to clean, this material offers a longer life without compromising softness or aesthetics over time, while its elasticity allows the rug to retain its shape even when wet, without undergoing significant alterations or deformation.