The international hospitality industry is making waves in the development of interior cruise ship design. Passenger shipping companies now realize the importance of implementing an innovative, show-stopping design in making their own brand stand out from the rest. Among the most intriguing challenges is how to bring the seascape into staterooms.
P&O Cruises UK have been pioneering in their latest approach to meeting the challenge as their newest liner (currently under construction) - MS Iona (to be launched in 2020) boasting "conservatory mini-suites". The innovation allows staterooms to extend out onto the balcony, thus bringing the seaviews into the cabin.
Seabourn have fully embraced how a quality design will impact their guests. They utilized over 1000+ handmade Venetian glass chandelier bowls, 14 different sofa fabrics, as well as 1600 pieces of art from 120 international artists, curated by ArtLink.
These are some of the details that have been implemented to create a luxurious passenger experience aboard the new Seabourn Ovation via the support of designer Adam D. Tihany, who designed the Ovation’s’ sistership Encore in 2016.