Nobiskrug has joined forces with Tillberg Design of Sweden for a new project: the 77-metre superyacht concept Lycka. The wraps were pulled off this exciting new concept last week at the Palm Beach International Boat Show. 
Lycka is driven to deliver the “home from home” experience that yachting encapsulates, offering wellness and joy for her potential owner and guests. Her name itself pays homage to this as “Lycka” is the Swedish word for happiness, and Nobiskrug and Tillberg have written this directly into the design of her.
The exterior design is created with long, clean flowing lines that accentuate her long bow and give her a crisp, contemporary aesthetic. She looks poised and ready, and the way her lines intersect and entwine is akin to tout sinews, making no allusion to the fact that she’s powerful. Lycka has three generous decks that cascade to aft, and her sundeck wraps well forward beyond the skylounge to give guests plenty of space up top. The design team fully utilised this space and installed a Jacuzzi and a nest of sunloungers.
Lycka’s interior is just as clean and Scandinavian inspired – it’s simple and luxurious. With approximately 2,000 GT, Tillberg has packed this superyacht with amenities ranging from a wellness centre, multiple dining areas, a tender garage and a number of saloons, without creating noise or a humdrum. Lycka has a peaceful ambiance which is brought to life through the use of subtle hues of colours and a collection of luxurious materials.
“With a cradle to cradle approach each decision made is carefully thought through,” Nobiskrug explained during the presentation. “From hull shape, materials used, technical systems selected. Future-proofing the build was a key factor during the whole design and build process to be able to meet future demands and environmental regulations. Our goal is to create a yacht that can stand the test of time with the highest build quality available.
Lycka can sleep as many as 14 guests across six well-appointed guest staterooms and an owner’s suite. She has an additional 11 cabins for up to 21 crew to reside in. Lycka will be equipped with a hybrid diesel propulsion system that will generate enough power to cruise at 12 knots and reach speeds of 17 knots.
The 77-metre superyacht concept is ready to start construction as soon as she finds an owner. Nobiskrug and Tillberg have done a serious amount of engineering on the project and left plenty of scope for customisation for an interested client – both with the interior and exterior design. 