On 2–3 December 2026, Regolo Contract will take part in CSI Hamburg, presenting Marea, its modular sofa inspired by the principles of the Blue Economy, circular design and recyclability for the cruise industry.
The future of cruise ship interiors is shaped by more than comfort and aesthetics. It calls for innovative design, responsible use of resources and solutions that respond to the evolving environmental challenges of the maritime industry.
On 2–3 December 2026, Regolo Contract will bring this vision to CSI Hamburg, presenting its approach to contemporary contract furniture and unveiling Marea, a modular sofa conceived around the values of flexibility, sustainability and circularity.
Designing for a new era of cruise interiors
Cruise ships are extraordinary environments where design, hospitality and engineering meet. Every interior must combine visual identity, comfort and functionality while responding to the specific demands of life at sea.
For Regolo Contract, this context offers an opportunity to rethink the role of furniture on board, exploring how thoughtful design can contribute to more sustainable spaces without compromising the quality of the passenger experience.
At CSI Hamburg, Regolo Contract will share its vision of interiors where furniture is not simply an element of decoration, but an integral part of a broader design strategy — one that considers longevity, adaptability and the responsible management of resources.
Introducing Marea: modularity meets circular design
The centrepiece of Regolo Contract's participation will be Marea, a modular sofa that brings the principles of the Blue Economy and recyclability into the world of cruise ship interiors.
Inspired by the movement of the sea, Marea expresses a design philosophy that looks beyond traditional concepts of furniture. Its modular approach opens up possibilities for creating adaptable configurations, responding to different spaces, layouts and hospitality requirements on board.
Modularity also offers an important starting point for a more circular approach to furniture design. By considering how products can adapt to changing needs and how their components may be managed at the end of their service life, design can help encourage more responsible practices throughout the product lifecycle.
With Marea, Regolo Contract aims to bring these considerations into the conversation about cruise interiors, where long-term performance, efficient use of space and environmental responsibility are increasingly relevant.
Bringing the Blue Economy on board
The Blue Economy represents a broader commitment to protecting marine ecosystems while rethinking how resources are used and value is created. For the cruise industry, this perspective extends beyond the ship itself, encouraging a more holistic approach to the materials, products and experiences that define life on board.
Furniture has a role to play in this transition. Considering durability, material selection, repairability, modularity and recyclability can help the industry explore new ways to reduce waste and make more conscious design decisions.
Marea reflects this ambition by bringing the principles of circularity into the world of contract furniture. It embodies the idea that sustainable innovation begins with the way products are conceived — with attention to their function, their adaptability and their potential beyond their first use.
For Regolo Contract, the Blue Economy is not only a source of inspiration; it is an invitation to develop a more responsible relationship between design, industry and the sea.
Made in Italy: craftsmanship, innovation and responsibility
Regolo Contract's participation in CSI Hamburg also celebrates the distinctive contribution of Italian design to the international cruise and hospitality sectors.
Made in Italy stands for a culture in which creativity, craftsmanship, material sensitivity and attention to detail come together to create distinctive environments. Today, this heritage has the opportunity to evolve further by embracing circular design principles and new approaches to sustainability.
By presenting Marea in Hamburg, Regolo Contract brings together these two dimensions: the enduring value of Italian design excellence and the need to rethink how products are created and used in a world increasingly focused on environmental responsibility.
The result is a vision of contract furniture that seeks to balance comfort, design quality and a more conscious approach to resources.
Looking ahead: a more circular future for cruise ship interiors
CSI Hamburg 2026 will be an opportunity for Regolo Contract to connect with professionals across the cruise interiors industry and exchange ideas about the future of onboard environments.
Through Marea, the company aims to demonstrate how modular furniture can become part of a wider conversation about sustainable innovation, circular economy and the responsible use of materials in maritime hospitality.
From the sea that inspires its name to the principles that guide its design, Marea represents Regolo Contract's commitment to exploring new possibilities for cruise ship interiors — where Italian design, modularity and sustainability move towards a shared horizon.
Because the future of life at sea deserves interiors designed not only for the journeys we take, but also for the world we leave behind.
