Showing posts with label yacht. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yacht. Show all posts

Friday, June 22, 2012

ORSOS Mobility Yacht [COOL]



The floating island offers more than 10,000 square feet of living space and enough rooms to accommodate 12 people, as well as up to four staff members. Price tag $4.6 Million.

via ORSOS




Tuesday, August 9, 2011

Streets of Monaco Yacht [LUXURY]


I initially contemplated the theme "[RAUTICAL]" for this post. It seemed fitting as this is a rather radical nautical concept. Imagine you're yacht designed to a tee, as a recreation of your favourite city on earth. Now let's say your favourite city on earth was Monaco. With price tag of about $1Billion, your private city on the sea consists to scale constructions of the Monte Carlo Casino, Hotel de Paris, Cafe de Paris, as well as the Grand Prix course, functioning as a go-kart course on the deck of this 500-foot watercraft. Other features include multiple swimming pools, a multi-use court for basketball and tennis that doubles as a helipad, a submarine, an interior "oasis" area, space for up to 16 guests and 70 staff members, a spa, and, of course, a swim-up jacuzzi bar. I'd like to sit down with the designer and create the city of Shangri-La.

For more info see Yacht Island Design

Tuesday, December 22, 2009

Wally x Hermès "WHY" Yacht [COOL]


Wally and Hermès colloborated on what is being called a yacht/island hybrid. The Wally Hermès WHY Yacht is a floating island that hosts a 200 square meter master suit with its own 25 meter-wide terrace, five guest suites, a 30 meter "beach" on the ocean-accessible stern, a screening room, music room, open dining room, and a 25m pool around the helipad, as well as a host of green features, including 900 square meters of solar panels, and a diesel-electric propulsion system that, in conjunction with the unique design, saves up to 200 tons of diesel per year. I'll take 2!

via Uncrate

Tuesday, December 30, 2008

The Oculus Superyacht

I was watching The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen the other day and was mesmerized by Captain Nemo's ship the the Nautilus. I've now discovered for a cool $100 million I can get my own mini version. Kind of...
If had the means to buy myself an enormous luxury superyacht I'd have a hard time deciding between something sleek and discreet and something trendy, modern, and ready to make a statement. The Oculus Superyacht is the new flagship for Schöpfer Yachts and would fall into the second category, with such futuristic styling it barely looks like a yacht at all. 250 feet long, the exterior design is inspired by the creatures of the sea and is meant to represent a large jaw and eye socket when open. Interior features include 2 levels with luxurious 12 foot ceilings, a cylindrical double height dining area, and room to accommodate up to 12 guests comfortably.
Via Luxist