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Yacht & Superyacht Tableware

Luxury tableware for every part of life on board, from easy-care pieces for the deck and daily crew service accessories, to refined porcelain, silver and linen for the formal salon. Selected by our founder, Mira Lemak, drawing on more than 18 years in the yachting industry.

Superyacht dining table set with luxury tableware

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Dinnerware collections

Yacht dinnerware, inspired by the sea

Five Limoges porcelain collections from Raynaud and Haviland, chosen for the dining salon at sea. Ocean blues, mineral textures and timeless white, ready to set a table for every occasion on board.

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table decorated with white snow effect featuring plates and white candle holder styled with white orchid

Infini White

Infini White by Haviland

Pure white porcelain with subtle sculpted relief, for the formal salon.

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Abysses by Raynaud

Abysses

Abysses by Raynaud

Dep-ocean blues and luminous sea creatures for a dramatic evening table
Tresor Bleu Collection

Trésor Bleu

Trésor Bleu by Raynaud

Rich blue decor inspired by the treasures of the sea.
White Porcelain Dinnerware Set Mineral White by Raynaud

Mineral White

Minéral White by Raynaud

Organic, stone-like shapes in natural white porcelain
Styled Cristobal Marine luxury porcelain dinnerware by Raynaud with coral design in blue, gold, and white

Cristobal Marine

Cristobal Marine by Raynaud

Sea-inspired motifs in marine blue for relaxed lunches on the deck.

Chosen for life at sea

What makes tableware right for a yacht

Every piece is chosen to suit its place on board, from relaxed days at sea to formal evenings. Some are made for easy care and everyday use, others for the moments when the table becomes the centre of the occasion.

01

Stable on deck

Weighted bases and low profiles that stay in place when the yacht is under way.

02

Easy care for crew

Stackable pieces and wipe-clean placemats that suit a compact galley and busy charter weeks.

03

Break-resistant for deck and tender

Premium acrylic glassware from Mario Luca Giusti for sun decks, beach clubs and tenders.

04

Safe light on board

LED candles and lanterns that give candlelight without an open flame.

05

Flowers that last at sea

Lifelike Silk-Ka arrangements that need no water and keep their form between charters.

06

Guest and crew essentials

Leather shoe and towel baskets for the passerelle, and white service gloves for formal service.

Dining table set for a meal on a yacht with decorative elements.

From the journal

How to set a superyacht dining table

Our guide to yacht table settings, from choosing placemats and glassware for life at sea to styling a low centrepiece that is easier to secure before the yacht gets under way.

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New builds · Refits · Charter seasons

Bespoke yacht outfitting

We curate complete tableware and décor packages for yachts, from a single dining service to a full interior. Share your guest capacity, style and timeline, and we will prepare a tailored proposal.

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Questions & Answers

Tableware on board, answered

Practical answers for yacht owners, captains, interior designers and chief stewards.

Can you use candles on a yacht?

Open flames are a fire risk on board, and many yachts restrict them. LED candles give the same soft glow safely, without dripping wax onto linens or teak.


Checkout our LED Candles Collections especially designed for super yacht.

How do you stop tableware sliding on a yacht?

For daily use and the deck, choose our wipe-clean, grippy woven vinyl and faux-leather placemats. Keep shell, beaded and mother-of-pearl placemats for formal dinners at anchor

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What should you look for in yacht tableware?

Look for pieces that are stable, stack neatly and survive daily washing. Glasses with low profiles, plates with a solid foot and placemats that grip the table cope with movement far better than tall, delicate pieces.

Is porcelain or acrylic better for a yacht?

Porcelain suits the formal dining salon, where guests expect fine dinnerware. Acrylic is the safer choice on deck, in the tender and at the beach club, where breakages are more likely, which is why many yachts carry both.