Cassetta and interiors designed by the shipyard’s style office. The main features of the yacht are its seamless lines, enhanced by large windows and an innovative layout.
Cassetta and interiors designed by the shipyard’s style office. The main features of the yacht are its seamless lines, enhanced by large windows and an innovative layout. November 30 saw the launch in Viareggio of the Delfino 95’, the first unit in the new Class displacement line created for owners looking for extreme comfort, maximum liveability and the peerless quality standards typical of Benetti yachts. After the success of the Delfino 93’ (14 units sold to date), the shipbuilder decided to embark on a new project featuring spaces that flow into each other and an interior layout reminiscent of larger-sized yachts. In terms of its design, this is a yacht built to amaze with the volumes it offers: despite a length overall of 28.95 meters and a tonnage of less than 200 tonnes (an expert owner can pilot the yacht without the help of a captain), it has remarkably spacious cabins and can accommodate five crew members. On the style front, there has been a concerted effort to translate all functional elements into decorative features , as well as to develop a light design that is both unique and innovative, drawing on the collaboration of UK-based design firm Aqualuce . The interiors are furnished in a modern style , with warm colours and moods: the main wood variety used is Canaletto walnut selected without flaming, interspersed with printed leather panels. The flooring in communal areas is parquet, while carpet has been used in the cabins. The Eramosa marble chosen for the yacht is cut in two different directions, with and across the veining, which changes its pattern. The Lower Deck is dedicated to guests, with four double cabins, including two intercommunicating VIP suites (through a big sliding door) with double beds and two twin-bed cabins. Each cabin has its own bathroom and the crew quarters can accommodate five members. The Main Deck is all on one level and features regular settings and shapes, allowing the spaces to be personalised as desired. The wide-body owner’s cabin is particularly roomy, with a width of almost 7 meters and a length of 3.20 meters , and also has a separate wardrobe area, designed as a special request by the owner, while the bathroom is fitted with a big shower compartment. The main lounge stands out for the two large glazed surfaces on either side that run the entire length of this setting, while the sliding door in the stern provides a remarkable sense of continuity between indoor and outdoor areas.