“YOU ARE RICH!” Says the SUPERYACHT ABOUT OWNER. LUXURY BOAT - QUINTENCE OF GOOD TASTE, GENUINE LUXURY AND UNIQUE STYLE. AND ABSOLUTE COMFORT. It is not for nothing that the MOST IMPORTANT WORLD ARCHITECTS ALREADY REFERRING TO YACHT DESIGN.
Sam Sorgiovanni & Nirvana
The 88.5-meter-long Nirvana six-decked beauty yacht, descended from the slipways of the South African shipyard Oceanco, became not just a pearl, but a real diamond of the 2014 Dubai International Boat Show. Australian designer Sam Sorgiovanni, conjuring both the exterior and the "stuffing" of the mega-boat, embodied his bold ideas in the genre of modern minimalism and nourished his work with the spirit of the hot tropics. The palette of furniture and decoration is dominated by pastel and light green shades, and bamboo floors in the salons create the effect of sand dunes.
A real work of art in an interior that is very concise for an elite ship is a glazed, carved and sculptural composition elevator that brings guests from the lower deck to the owner's apartments. On one of the two main decks - as an addition to the tropical theme - a terrarium with live reptiles: it shares a bar, a dining room, a living room and a massage room.
Among other design elements are an outdoor 7.5-meter counter-flow pool, a gym with a spa, and a huge 3D cinema. Aft - a helipad. All you need to go on a trip around the world with complete comfort!
Giorgio Armani & Sunseeker
Armani Casa, created by the adventurous fashion designer Giorgio Armani in 2000, quickly found himself in the yachting business. The maestro’s ability to manage space through the play of light and shadow, his unique taste and excellent sense of style were also in great demand. Several boats of the British shipyard Sunseeker can be proud of the fashionable interior with an exceptional design of fabrics, finishes and accessories.
Among his favorite materials are cherry and mahogany, classic shades - coffee, baked milk and ivory, and, of course, upscale silk fabrics produced at the Rubelli factory.
Armani Casa collections are a balance of luxury and simplicity, classics and modernity, capable of turning a floating mansion into a luxury five-star hotel under the Armani brand of the same name! The philosophy of Armani Casa is based on laconicism and elegance, impeccable lines, strict colors and, of course, a sense of humor!
Gucci & riva
In 2011, two legendary Italian brands - Gucci Fashion House and Riva Shipyard - struck the world with a joint project that became a gift for the 90th anniversary of the House. The body of the Aquariva by Gucci supercater is made of fiberglass and designed in a signature white gloss, the nose is made of mahogany (recognizable Riva handwriting) under 20 layers of hand-applied varnish. The upholstery of chairs and terraces is adorned by everyone's favorite print of Guccissima. Gucci's traditional “belt” of green and red borders the boat along the waterline. In addition, Gucci creative director Frida Giannini created a line of exclusive accessories: handbags, purses, moccasins and slippers in white, red and green colors.
Fendi & benetti
The Benetti Shipyard and Fendi Casa Fashion House showed the world a stylish 59-meter-long Lady Lara megayacht. Design luxury is achieved through the use of warm colors, details made of gold, silver, mother of pearl and pearls.
The main salon is decorated in cream and beige colors. Pressed crocodile leather was used for the interior of the unique vessel. All fittings were selected with zeal and diligence by the Fendi House - from cabinets and flooring to door handles, vases and table lamps with Swarovski crystals.
Luca Dini & Mondo Marine
The Nameless three-deck yacht, which made a splash at a boat show in Monaco, was conceived as a floating gallery, and in the end it itself became a work of art. The interior of designer Luca Dini is unique and magnificent: marble and onyx dominate from stones (more than 300 square meters were used!), From expensive upholstery - the most delicate skin of light cream tones on the walls, alcantara on the ceilings.
One of the most striking details of the yacht is a terrace with a pool lined with handmade ceramic tiles, which were burned in a 1906 Florentine stove. The tile has a blue natural color, there is not a single repeating element. And sunlight plays in them in a special way. The floors of the decks are lined with white marble from Carrara, the walls along the sides are covered with varnished mahogany. A riot of colors gives rise to a combination of paintings made in the genre of Art Nouveau, textiles, wood and marble - while the interior and cabins do not look elaborate, but restrained elegant.
