The 61-metre superyacht will feature a carefully considered balance of indoor and outdoor spaces. One of the most striking features will be the positioning of the four guest suites and VIP stateroom on the main deck, ensuring that all guests have superb views. The main deck will also be home to a large dining room and lounge, with the owners’ accommodation housed on a dedicated private deck above. This extra deck will comprise the master stateroom forward with two bathrooms, a master study and a bar with sky lounge.

Above will be the bridge deck with wheelhouse and a range of facilities for the captain, with the rest of the crew also being very well catered for on the lower deck. In addition to four crew cabins forward, there will be an additional cabin on the lower deck for a nanny, pilot or masseur. The latter will undoubtedly be impressed with the dedicated massage room and the lower deck will also feature a hammam and a steam shower in the spacious lazarette. Two large tenders will be launched from both port and starboard. Add in the sun deck with an eight-metre swimming pool and this is clearly going to be a magnificent superyacht in every sense.

The interior and exterior will come from the drawing boards of Sinot Yacht Design and reflect a classic contemporary style. Naval architecture, construction and engineering design for this project will be by Diana Yacht Design, which has been given the brief to optimise technical accessibility and keep maintenance requirements to a minimum.