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Inside, the atmosphere is refined, tactile and quietly bold. Metallic accents, leather, tinted glass and architectural detailing create a design language that feels more private jet lounge than traditional yacht interior.
Set forward on the main deck, the owner’ s suite opens to sweeping 270-degree views. A freestanding bed defines the room; outside, a private foredeck cockpit converts into an open-air cinema. Four spacious guest cabins below deck carry through the same quiet, contemporary elegance.
But SPITFIRE is ultimately about how people live on board. Her expansive beach club converts between lounge, cinema and gym; glazed walls open entire social areas to the sea; upper deck entertaining spaces flow seamlessly from indoor wardroom to outdoor grill and sun zones. The experience is fluid, open and deliberately informal— performance engineering supporting real, modern life on the water.
Currently under construction on speculation, SPITFIRE is structured for an efficient completion timeline once an owner steps in.
THE PRIVATE EXPLORATION RETREAT
If SPITFIRE is about dynamic performance, the 54-metre ATLAS concept is about freedom of range and depth of experience. Its design is penned by Hot Lab, part of the Viken Group, and naval architecture is by Van Oossanen. ATLAS sits just under 500 GT yet delivers the presence and capability of a much larger expedition yacht.
Her most striking feature is a multilevel forward owner’ s terrace, a private, sea-facing retreat complete with spa pool. The master suite opens directly onto this space, turning the bow into a secluded oceanfront residence.
Aft, the beach club evolves into a three-sided open lounge thanks to fold-down terraces, cocktail bar and direct water access, less swim platform, more floating resort deck. The layout throughout prioritizes flow between interior and exterior, creating a constant connection to the environment.
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