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Making It New Again

What makes a refit as good as brand-new? Teamwork and dreamwork.

  • Updated: October 4, 2007

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The new (left) and the old (right).

The new (left) and the old (right).

The old (right) and the new (left)—The original master stateroom would be at home in the French Quarter of New Orleans; The new Sweeden.

The old (right) and the new (left)-The original master stateroom would be at home in the French Quarter of New Orleans; The new Sweeden.

The old dining area (right); The new dining area (left).

The old dining area (right); The new dining area (left).

Refit

The simple, rounded corners of the furniture and minimalist hardware recall the art deco period of the 1920’s and ’30s. The teack or mahogany cabinetry belowdecks contrasts nicely with the satin-finish ash on the yacht’s bulkheads.
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