Design and performance, but without compromising on livability and comfort: spacious volumes everywhere and above all an intense relationship with the sea, a further key point in the project. Large windows open the interiors to constantly changing panoramas, but also stunning outdoor structures: there are architectural solutions that ensure that the views of the sea are never obstructed, with glazing set in the gunwale on the level of the living area of the main deck, along the perimeter of the flying bridge, and in the large outdoor convivial areas.

To ensure the owner and guests feel at home on board, the designers have created intimate and refined spaces. In keeping with the exterior design, the interiors have a contemporary styling, which favors the warmth of wood (teak and oak), lacquered surfaces (for the ceilings and some wall facings) and light shades of grey and dove-grey; onyx and marble in the selection Cappuccino, Calacatta, Persian grey, Marfil Cream, Eramosa and Coffee Brown embellish some of the interiors. The effect desired (and achieved) is of contemporary elegance and stylistic coherence.

Features from home design have migrated on board, such as the vertical “green” wall used as a screen between the living and dining area: an original solution, which characterizes the environment and sheds new light in the spaces in a natural way.

For the furniture, some pieces made to measure have been combined with selected furnishings from the finest Italian design brands, such as Minotti (for the sofas, dining chairs and coffee tables), Fendi (for the armchairs in the saloon) and Armani Casa for the desk in the master suite. The latter, set in the bow of the full-width main deck, is lit up by the large windows overlooking the sea and the skylight in the bathroom-hammam ceiling, so that the light is shed from two different perspectives, bring nature into the interior.