Photo: Abdulbaki Senol
Due to the increasing demand for new pleasure watercraft by both young and seasoned owners, yacht designers have been busy at work envisioning forward-thinking concepts with daring features that open up new possibilities for life on board and are able to satisfy even the most extravagant requests.
The latest conceptual superyacht that has caught our attention comes from Turkey-based yacht designer Abdulbaki Senol, who has been designing superyachts for over a decade. His previous work includes both ambitious 295-foot or 394-foot (90-meter or 120-meter) vessels and smaller projects designed with guests' comfort and enjoyment of the sea in mind.
The renderings for the new watercraft reveal an imposing 360-foot (110-meter) motor yacht that pushes the envelope of what is possible in yacht design. It is defined by modern, sharp, and angular lines that give it a distinctive geometric silhouette and hull shape.
The vessel promises to provide its owner and their guests a unique yachting experience with its generous, luxurious living areas, panoramic views, and plenty of opportunity for specific outdoor activities.
Besides the bold, ultra-modern exterior design, the concept also stands out through innovative features meant to enhance the yachting experience. Key to the design is the owner's stateroom, which is located in the bow section of the upper deck. Most superyachts have the master cabin on the main deck, but this design strays from the norm in this regard. Nonetheless, it offers an equally immersive experience, as the owner will be able to enjoy superb panoramic views of the surrounding seascape.
Another feature that we don't often see on current yachts is a small private infinity pool located on the balcony of the main stateroom. This further enhances the allure of the design as it allows for increased intimacy and the possibility of enjoying private moments of relaxation.
Guests onboard will benefit from equally impressive staterooms. The yacht concept is envisioned with four VIP staterooms on the upper deck - two on the starboard side and the other two on the port side. The layout has been specifically thought-out to offer guests the utmost privacy and comfort.
A majestic 18-foot (5.5-meter) main dining hall is another standout feature of the yacht's interior. It is situated at the heart of the superyacht concept, and thanks to the soaring ceilings, it creates an immersive ambiance that invites guests to meditation and relaxation while admiring the panoramic views. Large cut-out windows and bulwarks allow for a seamless flow of natural light throughout.
In terms of al-fresco living space, the superyacht boasts four spacious exterior decks with the usual amenities we have come to expect from luxury vessels. As such, the sundeck offers an expansive sunbathing area with loungers. Comfortable lounge areas can also be found on the upper and main decks, while direct access to the water is offered by twin staircases on the swim platform. Other notable features include an infinity pool and a helipad at the bow.
The renderings for the new watercraft reveal an imposing 360-foot (110-meter) motor yacht that pushes the envelope of what is possible in yacht design. It is defined by modern, sharp, and angular lines that give it a distinctive geometric silhouette and hull shape.
The vessel promises to provide its owner and their guests a unique yachting experience with its generous, luxurious living areas, panoramic views, and plenty of opportunity for specific outdoor activities.
Besides the bold, ultra-modern exterior design, the concept also stands out through innovative features meant to enhance the yachting experience. Key to the design is the owner's stateroom, which is located in the bow section of the upper deck. Most superyachts have the master cabin on the main deck, but this design strays from the norm in this regard. Nonetheless, it offers an equally immersive experience, as the owner will be able to enjoy superb panoramic views of the surrounding seascape.
Another feature that we don't often see on current yachts is a small private infinity pool located on the balcony of the main stateroom. This further enhances the allure of the design as it allows for increased intimacy and the possibility of enjoying private moments of relaxation.
Guests onboard will benefit from equally impressive staterooms. The yacht concept is envisioned with four VIP staterooms on the upper deck - two on the starboard side and the other two on the port side. The layout has been specifically thought-out to offer guests the utmost privacy and comfort.
A majestic 18-foot (5.5-meter) main dining hall is another standout feature of the yacht's interior. It is situated at the heart of the superyacht concept, and thanks to the soaring ceilings, it creates an immersive ambiance that invites guests to meditation and relaxation while admiring the panoramic views. Large cut-out windows and bulwarks allow for a seamless flow of natural light throughout.
In terms of al-fresco living space, the superyacht boasts four spacious exterior decks with the usual amenities we have come to expect from luxury vessels. As such, the sundeck offers an expansive sunbathing area with loungers. Comfortable lounge areas can also be found on the upper and main decks, while direct access to the water is offered by twin staircases on the swim platform. Other notable features include an infinity pool and a helipad at the bow.
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