Yacht & cruise ship interior restoration
Specialist touch-up repairs and surface restoration for yachts and cruise ships. Carefully matched to the colour, texture and sheen of the surrounding finish.
Yacht interiors, cruise ship interiors and surface restoration across Europe and worldwide.
Preserve the finish. Keep the character.
A scratch across a cabinet. A chipped edge on a table. Wear on a leather seat. Small areas of damage can draw attention away from an otherwise beautifully maintained interior.
Mini Touch-Up Art focuses on those details.
We repair and restore interior surfaces with careful attention to the material, the existing finish and the space around it. Where a local repair is suitable, the aim is to preserve what is already there and bring the damaged area back into harmony with its surroundings.
Specialist care for interiors at sea.
From a single mark before guests arrive to a defined repair scope inside a refit or refurbishment programme.
Yacht interiors
Touch-up repairs and surface restoration for the spaces owners and guests see, use and enjoy. From furniture and decorative woodwork to leather, stone and flooring.
Cruise ship interiors
Interior repair support for cabins, suites and shared guest spaces. A focused approach to surface damage, whether it is an individual repair or part of a wider refurbishment programme.
Watch the finish return.
Drag across the image. A high-gloss burl veneer dining table on board, photographed during the works and again at completion.
Every surface is different, so each comparison shows a real project rather than a promise.
High-gloss burl veneer dining table
Yacht main deck dining
Every material needs its own approach.
Wood, leather, stone and floors each answer light, wear and repair in their own way. The method follows the material.
Wood & furniture
Repair of scratches, chips and localised finish damage, with attention to colour, grain and sheen.
Leather
Localised touch-up work for suitable leather surfaces, carefully considered around their colour, texture and condition.
Stone surfaces
Assessment and repair of suitable chips and surface damage, with attention to the character of the surrounding stone.
Floors
Targeted floor refurbishment guided by the material, existing finish and extent of wear.
The repair should belong to the interior.
A successful touch-up involves more than covering a mark. It means understanding how the surrounding surface looks: its colour, pattern, texture and response to light.
That is where our attention goes. We consider each repair in relation to the whole space, working towards a finish that sits comfortably alongside the original material.
A clear starting point for your project.
Show us the damage
Send close-up photographs, a wider view of the surface and a few details about the vessel.
Discuss the approach
We review the information and discuss repair suitability, access and the proposed scope. Some surfaces may need an inspection before the approach can be confirmed.
Plan the work
Once the scope is agreed, the repair can be coordinated around the vessel’s location and project requirements.
Tell us what needs attention.
An individual mark or several areas across the interior. Send us the details and we can discuss the next step.