The 72-metre conveys the maestro of Italian fashion’s unique take on yacht design
Giorgio Armani’s yacht in build, known only as Project Metamorphosis, is a 72m long vessel currently under build at Admiral’s Marina di Carrara facilities. The third and largest superyacht owned by the famed Italian designer, Metamorphosis will differ from Armani’s other yachts with its ice-class hull, 966km range and touch-and-go helipad. The renderings of the exterior convey a hardy, world traveller.
At the same time, the interior is Armani’s own creation, defined by its open spaces, large social areas and massive owner’s deck. And, of course, decor by Armani Casa.
Whatever the yacht is eventually called, it promises to be one of the most noteworthy superyacht debuts when it launches in 2024.
Measuring 72m, the profile is defined by smooth surfaces, large social areas, an extended forefoot and lots of glass. Photo by Courtesy Admiral YachtsArmani mandated large social areas to distinguish the yacht from its peers, including this open upper deck with bar, and a counter-flow swimming pool. Photo by Courtesy Admiral YachtsAnother view of the top deck, which leads into a dining area beneath the hardtop. Photo by Courtesy Admiral YachtsThis 93sqm open social area at the stern is unusual for a yacht this size. Photo by Courtesy Admiral YachtsThe main salon will be designed using Armani Casa furnishings. Photo by Courtesy Admiral YachtsAnother view of the main salon. Photo by Courtesy Admiral YachtsThe private salon on the owner’s deck. Photo by Courtesy Admiral YachtsThe owner’s deck conveys the open, minimalist elegance of the rest of the interior. Photo by Courtesy Admiral YachtsThe fine woodwork on this lounge was also designed to be practical, with built-in drawers. Photo by Courtesy Admiral YachtsThe owner’s bedroom features a window to the sea that enhances the open space. Photo by Courtesy Admiral YachtsEven the guest stateroom offers exceptional views of the ocean. The yacht will have a total of six staterooms. Photo by Courtesy Admiral YachtsMore minimalism in the gym. Photo by Courtesy Admiral YachtsThe massage area is utilitarian but still has a designer’s flair. Photo by Courtesy Admiral Yachts
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