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Aboard the EIGHTY 2, the interplay of textures and subtle colour combinations highlight the richness of the landscapes and wildlife encountered along the voyage. The fabrics draw inspiration from the colours of Polynesian lagoons, with their lush vegetation and shimmering emerald waters, while meeting the demanding requirements of offshore sailing. Renowned for their resistance to UV rays, weather and the wear of time, these fabrics are designed to last.
Like scales evoking the seabed, the stripes bring rhythm and relief to the backrests of sofas and armchairs. Depending on the sun’ s orientation, the seating subtly shifts in tone, from blue to deep green. Other fabrics, with their mottled grey textures and shades, recall the rocks that invite moments of relaxation.
EXTERIOR SPACES INSPIRED BY THE PACIFIC ISLANDS
The EIGHTY 2 stands out for its vast living spaces, both fore and aft. On the main deck, the aft cockpit opens onto a large, adaptable platform, while the forward cockpit – a true lounge on the water – is partially covered and connected to the saloon’ s bar area, extending the living space. The flybridge spans nearly 50 m ², offering exceptional panoramic views throughout the voyage.
Sunbrella fabrics adorn not only the furniture, genoa, cushions and built-in seating, but also every detail of the upholstery. Whether boucle or quilted, striped or mottled, the materials pay tribute to the beauty of island landscapes.
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