SOLANDGE’s 85m design combines Espen Øino’s dark-blue exterior and generous decks with Aileen Rodriguez’s opulent interior material palette.
SOLANDGE was designed for the pleasure of extended cruising rather than a brief appearance in port. Lürssen’s 85-metre yacht pairs a distinctive dark-blue hull with generous exterior decks and an interior by Aileen Rodriguez that combines rare materials, classical detail and contemporary atmosphere.
An unmistakable hull colour
Espen Øino International shaped the exterior with elegant proportions and broad deck areas, while the dark-blue hull gives the yacht a recognisable identity. The colour and silhouette make a statement without relying on an exaggerated exterior form.
Lürssen says the yacht was engineered for self-sufficiency during extended passages, putting practical ocean-going ability behind the appearance. The public profile does not establish a particular current location, owner’s route or new charter arrangement.
An interior built through material choices
Aileen Rodriguez selected rare and contrasting materials to create a highly individual interior. Classical influences sit alongside contemporary detailing rather than replacing the sense of a modern yacht with a historical set piece.
The result is opulent but grounded in a defined design brief, not an anonymous inventory of expensive objects. The yacht’s spaces can be read through their textures, materials and transitions to the generous deck areas.
Exterior rooms for different moments
Multiple deck environments support guests who want to gather outdoors and those looking for a more sheltered setting. The builder’s description focuses on harmonious proportion, which affects how the open areas relate to the main superstructure.
Cruising comfort is still shaped by sea state, sun, shade and how the crew arranges each space for the day. No private gathering or specific voyage is attributed to the yacht without a separately documented record.
The enduring design story
Delivered in 2013, SOLANDGE remains an example of highly personal superyacht styling at a scale that permits both formal and informal life on board. This feature revisits documented architecture and materials, not an alleged September 2026 handover.
The official Lürssen photograph shows the yacht herself and has not been recycled from another news or lifestyle article. The original builder profile provides the provenance for the design facts.
Official sources: www.lurssen.com. Historical delivery milestones and existing yacht-design features are identified as such, not presented as new events today.