The wheelhouse located on the upper deck, the flying bridge, has a windshield and if necessary can be enclosed sideways by double-hung windows, while the whole stern area of ​​the bridge can be enclosed by a series of strataglass panels.

The wheelhouse placed only on the fly, frees up the living room area at the bow on the main deck, which can be dedicated to the dining room adjacent to the kitchen or, as in the version designed by Piero Lissoni, the main deck interior becomes a single open environment which houses as a continuous living area, the living room, dining room and open kitchen.

The bow area of the main deck is fully equipped to offer a livable, convivial, and relaxing area with a large sunbed, convertible into a very private and shaded dining area.

The swimming platform at the stern, four steps lower compared to the main deck, houses the tender, a jet-ski and other toys. Hidden in the profile of the extension of the left handrail, is the crane to move the two toys without cluttering the area with technical gear. Once freed from the tender, the vast platform, which extends about 50 centimetres on the water surface, becomes an extraordinary beach club of over 30-square-metres, furnished with sun umbrellas and sunlounges.

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