11 June 2019
Luxury Italian mega yachts
Safety, liveability and efficiency are the new defining qualities of Italian superyachts. Value for money of high-end craft is a key factor in today’s market where exclusivity is, at last, as important as usability and environmental awareness
The flag bearers of the Italian shipbuilding industry are those who produce high-quality designs, have a high-quality work force and produce high-quality leisure craft, and have experience in the management, care and hospitality of the ship. This Italian excellence in the world of yachting is the result of the many years’ experience of certain shipyards devoted to construction and restoration; shipyards that were known initially for their production of large ships and later leisure craft. Genoa, La Spezia, Viareggio, Livorno, Ancona and Pesaro, to name just a few: a large concentration of the world-famous creators of these masterpieces are today found in in only a few places.
Azimut Grande 32 Metri - © Protected by copyright and License Azimut Yachts/Azimut|Benetti Group.
Azimut Grande 32 Metri with exteriors by Stefano Righini and interiors by Achille Salvagni.
Azimut Grande 32 Metri - © Protected by copyright and License Azimut Yachts/Azimut|Benetti Group.
The refined and suggestive decor of Azimut Grande 32 Metri
MY Silver Fox, 48m T-Line di Baglietto - © Protected by copyright and License Baglietto S.p.A.
The 48- meter T-Line M/Y Silver Fox by Baglietto. The superyacht’s sleek exteriors were designed by Francesco Paszkowski Design.
MY Silver Fox, 48m T-Line di Baglietto - © Protected by copyright and License Baglietto S.p.A.
The Genoan shipbuilder Tankoa has developed a very luxurious new 72 metres, Solo, again designed by Paszkowski
in collaboration with Margherita Casprini for the interiors.
72 metri Tankoa S701 Solo - © Protected by copyright and License Tankoa Yachts S.p.A. (Credits ph. Blue iProd).
72 metri Tankoa S701 Solo - © Protected by copyright and License Tankoa Yachts S.p.A. (Credits ph. Blue iProd).
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Published on Avion Luxury #22/2019
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