Maritime italian lifestyle

Beginning with the image of this motor yacht: classic white, silver and black, it is not difficult to appreciate, as a great Italian object, that it essentially has the characteristic of being an object of desire. It is attractive and full of sensuality, its profile is subtle and elegant and is perceived as a unit, in other words aesthetically it manifests its entire harmony from the outside.

As a good Italian, it is also a leading example of passion for good taste, comfort, luxury and ostentation, a philosophy that the Italians have maintained for very long time and that currently continue to show examples, for example, in their cars, their architecture and their engineering

This philosophy is based on the ideology that believes in having not only the best, but also demonstrating to have the best: that’s why they brag about it.

 

 

 

 

 

In contrast to the world of fashion, in this yacht, design and comfort are not antagonistic to each other; on the contrary, they form a mutual complicity, where one depends on the other and vice versa.  Proof of this is that each section is functional and pleasing to the eye, which is demonstrated in harmony and not as isolated elements.

Inside, we find three cabins: the owner’s, located amidships, which has a large bathroom, as well as a large closet; the VIP cabin, located in the bow, with its double bed and a good-sized bathroom and the third cabin with its twin bunks and bathroom located in the central passageway, towards the stern. Just outside this cabin is the interior social area consisting of a lounge to starboard, which also serves as a breakfast area thanks to its central table that can be partially folded away (a rectangular table that folds into a triangular table).

 

 

 

Forward, to port, we find the galley which can be appreciated from the interior lounge which, besides its beautiful composition, is a very practical thanks to its large storage space, as well as all the appliances necessary for cooking and creating meals.

On the exterior, although covered by a rigid roof with a sliding section, we find the bridge, which functions, besides the obvious, as the center of attention since it is also a space for socializing and relaxing.

 

 

Towards the stern, we find and L-shaped sofa with a table that serves as a dining area. Further aft, towards port, there is another L-shaped sofa but with no table and behind that, towards the stern there is a sunbathing area, as well as another sundeck forward of the bridge in front of the windshield, towards the bow.

To the stern of the bridge, there is another small sofa and behind the backrest there is a “wet bar” with a refrigerator, electric stove, which when not in use, can be covered to protect its appliances and give it another use.    

 

 

 

 

Text: Edmundo A. Eguiarte ± Photo: Pershing Yachts.