The 50-metre model of Baglietto’s recently announced V-Line has been revealed in the following renderings from Hot Lab, the Italian studio behind the exterior design. Officially presented to the industry at the latest edition of the Dubai International Boat Show, the 50-metre concept follows the presentation of both the 41 and 44-metre versions with the Hot Lab team reportedly taking inspiration from Baglietto’s Adler and Al Fahedi completed in 1987 and 1986 respectively.
Notable features on board include the sundeck, complete with a swimming pool forward in addition to a bar and sunbathing areas, offering guests panoramic views thanks to the relatively intrusive hardtop. The stern platform, which is primarily a sunbathing area, easily doubles as the aft end of a beach club and is equipped with a gym and Turkish bath.
Excited to partner with the Italian yard, Hot Lab state: “When we were contacted by Baglietto in order to develop the first two models of the V-Line we quickly realised that the premises were the best possible: if a brand like Baglietto gets in touch with you and gives you great freedom of design with the size of the hull as the only limitation, you cannot say no!”
Hot Lab continues to describe some of the main features of the project: “One of the salient features of the Baglietto 50m concerns the aft area whose generous interior space, whenever the tender is in the water, is made possible by the absence of bulkheads. Another salient feature is the dining area located on the main deck, aft of the main saloon; thanks to the door and the windows that open on three sides, this turns into a magnificent "al fresco" dining area, one of those that every owner dreams of.”
“On the same deck,” they continue to explain, “but more towards the bow, is the owner’s suite which includes a dressing room and, to starboard, an office and a private terrace that ensure moments of relaxation away from prying eyes. Thanks to the large windows on both sides and the skylight located below the table of the outdoor seating area above, the full-beam owner’s suite is flooded with natural light.”
The smallest model in the V-Line series measuring 41-metres will be unveiled later this year.