Selene Ocean Trawlers has long been recognised for craftsmanship, seaworthiness, and the ability to tailor each vessel to the owner’s personal vision. That tradition of customisation has just taken another step forward. Owners can now choose from three premium interior wood options—including the beloved traditional teak, oak, and cherry—each offering its own character and aesthetic.
A Return to Tradition: Teak
For decades, teak has been synonymous with classic passagemaker interiors. Its warm golden tone, rich grain, and timeless appeal make it the natural choice for owners who appreciate the heritage of long‑range cruising. Teak highlights Selene’s renowned joinery work and remains the most popular option among traditionalists.
Modern Elegance: Oak
Oak brings a lighter, more contemporary feel to the interior spaces. Its pale colour and subtle grain pattern brighten the saloon and cabins, creating a sense of openness and modern European styling. Oak has quickly become a favourite among owners seeking a fresh, airy look without sacrificing durability.
Refined Warmth: Cherry
Cherry wood offers a smooth, elegant finish with a gentle reddish undertone. It strikes a balance between classic and modern—warmer than oak, lighter than teak, and beautifully refined. Cherry is ideal for owners wanting a distinctive, sophisticated interior that still feels inviting and comfortable.
Craftsmanship at the Core
Regardless of the wood selected, every Selene interior is handcrafted with the same meticulous attention to detail that has defined the brand for more than 25 years. From cabinetry to bulkheads to fine joinery, each element is built to order, ensuring every yacht reflects the owner’s personal taste and cruising lifestyle.
A New Level of Personalisation
With these three interior wood options now available across the Selene Ocean Trawler range, owners have more freedom than ever to shape the look and feel of their yacht. Whether the goal is classic, contemporary, or something uniquely personal, Selene’s expanded palette ensures every vessel is a true expression of its owner.
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