The balanced, functional and refined design of the 70m Milano fully reflects the request for timeless lines that defines every Tankoa yacht and which is also intrinsic in the DNA of Nauta Design, an eclectic design studio that has always been accustomed to thinking about the longevity of the project and in different scales, from small tenders to giga yachts and for various international shipyards.

“The Tankoa Milano project incorporates clean shapes and harmonious volumes that lead to a visual effect of lightness, purity and serenity,” specifies Pedol. Like the one that infuses the magnificent stern area that brings man completely closer to the sea (and in which Nauta has applied its patented concept "The Island"): here foldable side walls open to the water level and creating a huge space.

It is a spectacular private lounge on the sea, of luxury and relaxation, in close connection with four guest suites located on the same level with direct access to the beach club and the small beach. Areas that are perfectly connected via central stairs to the open lounge on the main deck where there is a large lounge divided into living and dining area, as well as two spacious VIP suites with fold-down terraces overlooking the sea.

The interiors are designed in a holistic connection with the exterior thanks to perfect stylistic coherence. “The project is internally structured thanks to perspective lines and connections between the parts, enriched by sophisticated and silent details”, explains Mario Pedol “fine finishes, natural textures, eco-friendly materials and a color palette merge with the surrounding environment, contributing to the definition of a unique atmosphere”.

The owner has an entire upper deck, a sort of penthouse: with an owner's cabin with an exclusive panoramic view towards the bow and access to the private swimming pool and the heliport, while towards the stern it is connected to a lounge with a terrace where there is a outdoor lunch. Rational spaces, defined by a usable and harmonious circularity totally on a human scale.