Turkey-based yacht designer Abdulbaki Şenol has unveiled the renderings for his new 110-metre superyacht concept. The bold motor yacht concept is defined by a geometric silhouette and hull shape which make her stand out from the crowd.
Photo: Abdulbaki ŞenolThe striking 110m superyacht features a sleek profile with sharp clean lines and an overall avant-garde exterior design. Abdulbaki Şenol is no stranger to designing superyachts, with over 10 years of experience including a 90-metre concept and a smaller 55-metre yacht.
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Photo: Abdulbaki ŞenolOne of the most distinct aspects of this concept design is her owner’s stateroom, which is situated in the bow part of the upper deck. Here, guests are treated to panoramic views allowing them to embrace the beauty of the surrounding seascape. Adding to the allure is a small infinity pool located on the balcony of the main stateroom, allowing for private moments of serenity and relaxation amidst a picturesque setting.
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Photo: Abdulbaki ŞenolThe remaining guest staterooms include four VIP staterooms on the upper deck, strategically placed to offer the utmost privacy and comfort. The first two are situated on the starboard side, with the other two on the port side, providing private retreats for each of her guests.
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Photo: Abdulbaki ŞenolAnother key feature onboard the superyacht concept is her 5.5-metre main dining hall, positioned right in the heart of the yacht. With an impressive ceiling height, she provides an unrivaled ambience, allowing guests to indulge in relaxation, while surrounded by panoramic views.
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Photo: Abdulbaki ŞenolThe 100m superyacht boasts four exterior decks which include a helipad at her bow, an expansive sunbathing area with loungers on her sundeck, comfortable lounge areas on her upper and main decks, and an infinity pool at her bow.
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Photo: Abdulbaki ŞenolWith large cut out windows and bulwarks, she allows for a natural flow of light throughout. Guests are also provided with direct access to the water, thanks to twin staircases on her swim platform. 
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