How can an interior reflect the spirit of the Mediterranean while also speaking to each owner’s own sense of style?
That was the question the Lagoon teams asked when they began work on the new interiors for the Lagoon 38, Lagoon 43 and Lagoon 47. Rather than a single answer, the brand chose two directions: Panarea and Sorrento. Nearly a year of research with Nauta Design shaped two distinct spaces: one as graceful as dawn over the island of Panarea, the other as radiant as the golden sun of Sorrento. Each has a character of its own, yet both are crafted to the same Lagoon standard.
Two Italian destinations: Two distinct palettes
Panarea and Sorrento are two well-known destinations on the Italian coast. Beyond their landscapes, each has a signature palette, and that palette became the starting point for the interior design concept.
“From the very beginning, our intention was clear: to create two ambiences with distinct characters, so that everyone can find one that resonates with them and reflects their own style,” explains Léa, Marketing Project Manager at Lagoon.
Panarea: Gentle as the first hours of the day
The island of Panarea is known for its white houses and turquoise waters. From this, the interior draws a palette of neutral, fresh and pastel tones, a delicate combination that recalls the calm of the sea at dawn.
Sorrento: A sun-drenched Mediterranean
Sorrento celebrates a Mediterranean full of sunlight and colour. From the turquoise of the water and warm sandy tones to the bright yellow of the lemons the region is known for, this interior carries the warmth of southern Italy.
Harmony in every detail
Behind the two ambiences lies an in-depth study of colours, materials and the way they work together. Everything begins with mood boards, which set the vision for each space and act as a guiding thread throughout the project.
The aim is to create modern palettes, rich in nuance, that keep a timeless elegance. According to the Lagoon teams, the process begins by choosing a base colour that reflects the intended identity of each space. The combinations are then refined through successive pairings until the right balance is reached. Alongside the Italian designers of Nauta Design, the two ambiences took shape through ongoing research and dialogue.
Nearly a year, from mood board to life aboard
The first discussions took place at the 2025 La Grande-Motte boat show. After several weeks of reflection and research, a visit from Massimo Gino of Nauta Design in July opened a new stage.
“I then had a few weeks to develop the mood boards for each ambience, which would be our guide and common thread throughout the entire project,” he explains.
The project then moved into implementation aboard the Lagoon 47, as well as the Lagoon 38 and the Lagoon 43. And with the worldwide launch of the Lagoon 47, Panarea and Sorrento appear for the first time, from the earliest mood boards to a real living space on board.
Panarea and Sorrento open two new chapters in the Lagoon art of living, both inspired by the Mediterranean: one soft as the first light over the sea, the other radiant as an afternoon in southern Italy.
One space for calm, one for sunshine. The choice is yours, and it follows your own sense of style.
