Tuxedo Yachting House

The true luxury of navigation is being able to move fast without ever feeling rushed.

The was conceived to transform performance into a form of comfort: stable, natural and quiet navigation, designed to follow the sea without disturbing its balance.

Laura and Francesco Ceccarelli lead Tuxedo Yachting House, carrying forward a family vision that began in the 1960s and evolved through decades of shipbuilding, complex projects and transformation.

Today, that experience takes a more direct form: a relationship without intermediaries, where those who design and build are the same people you speak with.
A deliberate choice: less scale, more control, more connection.

Years of projects, mistakes avoided, solutions found, decisions made.
An experience that allows us to approach what does not yet exist.
Every Tuxedo begins from that knowledge: leaving space for your freedom.

Perfection is a gesture.

Laura Ceccarelli will be speaking at the , joining the panel "From Concept to the Sea: The Teamwork Behind a Yacht" on May 20 at Teatro Civico - La Spezia, moderated by Francesca Ragnetti.

Experience changes what truly matters. That is why those who have already lived the sea begin to seek something different, greater freedom.

Aluminium allows a project to be adjusted, refined, and evolved even during construction.
Without constraints, without compromises imposed by a mold.

Some processes lose value when accelerated. The construction of a Tuxedo follows a timeframe that cannot be negotiated.

Time to understand, to imagine, to choose.
Time to build something that did not exist before.

In bespoke yachting, time is part of the result.

A Tuxedo begins when the difference between a space that works and a space that represents you becomes clear. When the layout moves beyond standard logic and starts reflecting the way you experience the sea.