Quality IMO fabrics for cruise ships and the marine industry
Supplying fabrics internationally, Cristina Marrone’s is a name synonymous with luxury and durability. Our premium designer fabrics can be found in a range of sectors all over the world and can even be found across the seven seas!
Designer’s choice for cruise ship fabrics
Often described as the hotels of the sea, it takes a special kind of designer to put together a cruise ship scheme. Cabins need to exude sophistication while remaining practical and meeting strict marine regulations. Cruise ship interior designers must strike a balance between great-looking design and durability. Cruise ship fabrics must often meet additional demands such as blocking out light and absorbing sound. It’s all about intelligent interior design to meet marine conditions.
Setting the tone
And it’s not just about headboards and drapes. Restaurants, bars and entertainment areas need to be comfortable and stylish. Cruise ship design must create an ambience. Communal areas and lobbies, on the other hand, set the tone for the entire ship. Cruise fabrics must exude luxury and sophistication while being durable enough to withstand heavy footfall.
As with any high-end hotel, fabrics on a cruise ship must create a sense of style and relaxation, yet they also face the strict demands of the marine industry.
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Specialising in quality cruise ship fabrics
As a trade upholstery supplier, Covertex’s extensive portfolio features Green FR back coating meeting IMO FTP Code 2010: Parts 7, 8 and 9. This ensures that they achieve the right level of flame retardancy to make them suitable for use in marine environments such as private yachts and cruise ships.
While these fabrics meet IMO regulations for cruise ship fabrics, we haven’t compromised on quality or design. We offer a broad range of fabrics in a host of shades, some of which offer up to 300,000+ rubs, allowing you to create a striking interior design scheme that will stand the test of time.
Our account-based approach also allows us to deliver the best possible customer service. With Cristina Marrone, you can explore a huge range of fabrics tested to meet IMO requirements. Then, once you’ve settled on the style you need, you’ll have peace of mind that our dedicated team will be on hand to advise you and get your delivery to the right place at the right time.
Cruise ship fabrics by Cristina Marrone:
LUNA
Luna is a gorgeous, soft-to-the-touch chenille fabric available in a brilliant spectrum of colours meaning it’s easy to find the perfect shade for your cruise ship design scheme. And the fabric is robust having been treated with the latest nanoclean stain repellent finish. Explore all 30 colours today!
Padua
Taking its name from the charming Northern Italian City, the Padua collection represents Cristina Marrone’s commitment to combining durability with elegance. Inspired by the serene, grounding appeal of natural textures, the range is crafted from 100% recycled yarns. And its sustainable credentials don’t mean it compromises on style. Ranging from vibrant to neutral, this contemporary fabric has a fresh feel. And, at 200,000 rubs, it’s also incredibly durable.
CELINA
Rich and textured, this textured velvet chenille is a dream to work with. Add depth and texture to your design scheme with these deep, luxurious tones and create an ambience in any space. With 100,000 rubs it’s hard wearing and so perfect for creating intimacy in otherwise busy spaces.
The choice of fabric is crucial on a cruise ship to ensure that it is durable, fire-resistant, and easy to clean, given the constant flow of passengers and the high standards of marine safety and hygiene. Cristina Marrone Fabrics offers a range of flame retardant IMO fabrics suitable for use in marine environments such as private yachts and cruise ships.
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