Simple and harmonious lines define the exterior design characterized by timeless classicism, a synthesis of discreet and refined luxury.

Contact with the outside is one of the strong points: starting from the beach club, whose surface expands thanks to two folding gunwales that transform the area into a terrace on the water's surface with a particular sofa facing the sea. Connected to the main deck cockpit, the area measures over 70 m2 of surface area between shade and sun.

For outdoor living, there is also a large cockpit equipped with a welcoming dining area at the stern of the upper deck. The contact with the sea finds its exaltation in the sky lounge, a panoramic lounge with floor-to-ceiling windows that open on three sides. Not to mention the sunset lounge, at the bow: an oasis of peace, where there are comfortable seats and a solarium with sunbathing areas. And again, the sun deck, an extraordinary terrace with 360 degree panoramic views.

An informal, refined and timeless atmosphere for the interiors where the Milanese architects have emphasized a naval tradition expertly combined with the functionality of contemporary innovation. Warm and calm tones enhance the pleasure of relaxation; great attention was paid to the tactility of the materials, maintaining a natural and harmonious background of colors and finishes.

Suspended furnishings, light and rich in details, such as the parchment covering, were chosen to accentuate the fluidity of the natural light and the transparency of the internal space.

The owner's suite is located on the same deck as the lounge: a large and spacious 40 m2 room introduced by a relaxation/study area with a large chaise longue to starboard and a desk with an elegant leather top; on the left side a beautiful leather vanity desk elegantly furnishes the entire wall overlooking the sea.

The leather, used naturally and woven, is repeated everywhere on board: in the headboard of the bed, in the details of the living room, even in the handrail of the staircase leading to the lower deck. Becoming the leitmotif of the Navetta, to evoke the suitcases of other times and the theme of travel.