Laminates in wood and uni decors: cruise ship

Modern spa reception with curved counters — The elegant spa reception showcases warm colours with the EGGER decors H1377 ST36 and U702 ST9, creating a calm atmosphere.

Glass display cabinets with curved counters — The stylish glass display cabinet is high-quality and harmonised with the counter in decor U702 ST9

Chest of drawers in the suite. — Suite with chest of drawers in decor H1399 ST10, whose calm wood effects give the room a modern feel

Suite with TV and table — H1399 ST10 boasts plenty of tonal variation, combining warm and cool hues, as this expansive wardrobe front shows.

Light hallway with doors in EGGER Laminates. — The cabin doors feature the decor H1377 ST36.

Spa changing room with lockers. — Light spa changing room with partition walls in decor U702 ST9 and lockers in a light larch reproduction create an inviting and natural ambience.

Exterior view of Mein Schiff Relax — The Mein Schiff Relax on the open sea – a modern new cruise ship.

With “Mein Schiff Relax”, the first ship of the InTUItion class, TUI Cruises has been setting new standards in comfort and a feel-good ambience since 2025. For 3,984 guests, the ship offers generous spaces and stylish retreats. With 14 restaurants and bistros as well as 17 bars and lounges, guests can expect culinary variety. The wellness and sports area is also generously planned and implemented to a high-quality standard.

Especially in the high-traffic spa area, the importance of robust, durable and hygienic materials becomes clear. EGGER laminates impress here with high resistance to abrasion, impact and scratches, as well as a moisture-resistant surface.

On Mein Schiff Relax, EGGER products appear in harmonious wood reproductions as well as uni colour tones at the spa reception, in the changing rooms, in various items of furniture in the spa area and in the suites.

A decisive advantage for maritime projects is that EGGER laminates are MED-certified. This means they meet the requirements of the International Maritime Organization and are ideally suited to safety-relevant applications in shipbuilding interiors.