showcased in the family-focused classroom and playroom on the main deck, designed to display treasures collected from family adventures. This space also features a cork marquetry map of the world- a material chosen for its sustainability as it can be harvested without cutting down the tree it originates from.
One of the most striking features on board is a green living wall made from preserved moss, which forms the focal point of the main staircase, bringing natural beauty and texture to the space. The stairway design is inspired by biomimicry, incorporating a sculptural element made from the root of an elder tree and natural clay plaster walls, a contemporary non-toxic surface crafted using traditional clay plaster techniques.
Wooden flooring has been milled to incorporate a 3D wave pattern inspired by the sensation of walking barefoot across ocean sand, designed to gently massage the feet and provide a sense of physical grounding as you move around the interior. Carpets are 100 % wool, hand-loomed in Sardinia and dyed using natural pigments.
“ Nasiba’ s Owners had a very specific and particular brief for their yacht, not just in terms of the capability, functionality and layout that would be required to take their family safely and comfortably on an around-the-world adventure, but also in the many unique technical and interior details that would need to be incorporated to reflect their tastes and meet their approach to living, health and wellbeing”, comments William Yates of Seventy Blue, the broker that introduced and represented the Owners.“ CdM and Winch, with the support of the capable Owners’ team, have approached this with an amazingly creative and can-do attitude. This delivery marks the very successful culmination of all that hardwork and collaboration, and of the Owners’ daringly original and unique vision for their boat.”