New details have emerged of the latest superyacht from the Custom Line planing line.
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New details have emerged of the latest superyacht from the Custom Line planing line.
18 July 2019
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New details have emerged of the latest superyacht from the Custom Line planing line.
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Images have been revealed of the new Custom Line 106′, which will make its début at the 2019 Venice Boat Show.
Based on the model designed by Francesco Paszkowski Design studio, this new superyacht boasts unmistakable design and expert organisation of the large volumes and spaces, all for the benefit of yachting comfort and life on board.
At 32.82 metres in length and 7.30 metres wide, the Custom Line 106’ is a product of the partnership between the Francesco Paszkowski Design studio, Ferretti Group’s Engineering Department and the Product Strategy Committee led by Mr. Piero Ferrari.
Taut lines run from the stern to the forward area, generating a spectacular alternation of materials and colours in the light structural surfaces and dark tinted windows.
The new yacht is distinguished by 220 square-metres of exterior floor surfaces, all interconnected.
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Making a comeback is the revolutionary concept of the flybridge being directly connected to the bow through a spacious port walkway, while the starboard walkway leads to the cockpit, from which the flybridge is reached using the port stairway.
To the stern is an advanced version of the patented DMT – Dual Mode Transom system. It features two sliding doors that cover the stairs when the vessel is in motion, thus providing an unbeatably clean-cut appearance. When the ship stops, they slide inside the hatch so that guests can climb up.
The style of the interiors, developed by Francesco Paszkowski in collaboration with Margherita Casprini, continues in the same vein as Custom Line’s new planing vessels: it explores greater formal balance and there are distinctive, strong colour contrasts in the furnishings and coverings.
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