Nameless, the Italian super-yacht designed collaboratively by Mondo Marine, Luca Dini Design and Cor D. Rover Design, is, well - it’s ridiculously luxurious, while managing to keep the design as crisp as possible.
In a description of the yacht, phrases like “VIP cabins” (plural), “main saloon,” as well as “main entrance lobby,” “chandelier,” and “custom made swimming pool,” already make the average citizen drool without so much as a glance at any photographs. Once images of the interior, described by Luca Dini as “a soft contemporary classic atmosphere,” are revealed, one’s heart will gush with even greater awe. The sleek furnishings, playful textures, careful-yet-bold color schemes and works of art are all subtly decadent underneath their clean modern first impressions. The shared spaces are full of white and grey leathers alongside reflective surfaces, amplifying the airiness of the structure.
A collaboration of cool marble floors and tabletops, with varnished mahogany accents, contrasted with intricate geometric patterns sewn into fabric with gold and royal blue, gives one of the four guest cabins a refreshing feeling of purity within elegance. Meanwhile, the open decks connect the gentle curving lines of bright sofas and chairs with whatever paradise lies beyond the hull of the boat – if one would even dare to call it simply a boat.
This chic, sporty, spacious piece of work can travel up to 19 knots, with minimal noise and vibration as to keep the reality that this is a fully functioning home alive – no illusion necessary.
March 30, 2014
Design Academy Eindhoven
Harrington College of Design
Pforzheim University
Academy of Design Australia
LOFT 42
Red Dot design award
