Explorer collaboration

This company has been a leader in four continents for 40 years in the design, production and distribution of luxury furniture for some of the most important international brands: Versace, Dolce&Gabbana, Trussardi, Bentley Motors and Bugatti, in addition to its own brand, Luxence Luxury Living.

“The collaboration with Luxury Living Group stems from our desire to present a project such as the 40-metre EXP in a different way, already proposing an elegant and modern furnishing solution developed with a company that has made luxury and custom-designed furniture its hallmark.

“The 40-metre EXP gives us the opportunity to explore some features already glimpsed in the 38-metre EXP and to offer them in different solutions on the interiors as well, with customisation tips which can clearly be adjusted to the client’s needs,” said Andrea Giora, Sales & Marketing Director of RSY.

The result is a completely new explorer in terms of elegance and performance which, in addition to the outstanding hydrodynamic and design features already proven by the 38-metre EXP’s naval platform, has an optimal bow section and a longer, flatter and relatively dry stern.

The yacht combines the excellent qualities of an explorer (cruising range of more than 5,000 nautical miles at a speed of 10 knots, considerable fuel and water tank capacities as well as galley and storage), with the exquisite elegance and taste that have never been seen before on yachts of this category.

With the M/Y Emocean as a starting point, Eng. Cutolo has designed a 40-metre steel and aluminium yacht with a powerful and rigorous profile, intended for long voyages.

The four decks are flooded with natural light that enters from the large windows, while the large outdoor and indoor spaces are designed to interact with each other and ensure that guests experience both a social life and privacy.

“The 40-metre EXP has allowed us to reinterpret and refine ‘Emocean’ by adding features and solutions that were not possible to add on the 38-metre,” commented Mr Cutolo.

After having carefully studied the characteristics of the RSY 40-metre EXP, Luxury Living Group opted for a décor of rare elegance where the keyword is consistency: both in terms of loose furniture (with items selected from all LLG collections) and in terms of fabrics, essences and metals.

In fact, one can sense persistent harmony that combines the items with their surroundings, adapting tones, brightness and contrasts according to their different intended uses.

A neutral and restful palette prevails on board lit up by touches of colour that warm the environment and liven it up, allowing the owner or decorator to customise it as desired.

The main saloon is striking for its brightness, accentuated by the play of reflections on the ceiling mirror: the white cloud of the walls, the sofa and the large dining table with a Carrara marble top is warmed by the metal finishes (a leitmotif found throughout the yacht) and the marble or bronze coffee tables, the lamps and the delightful dining chairs, which, like the poufs, come in the particular tones of acid yellow to liven up the ambient.

In the owner’s suite, with its private balcony, the tones are muted, underlining the pursuit of a more relaxed and intimate atmosphere. Here, neutral dove-grey colours prevail, warmed by flashes of cognac, blue and the sculptural movement of the wall which, from the head of the bed, extends to the ceiling. Highly refined are the dark wood vanity and the iconic Kingston armchair by Bentley Home.

The lounge on the bridge deck, responding to the same pursuit of contrast between neutral tones and colour and texture, offers a cosy modular sofa from the Trussardi Casa line that lights up with touches of blue to complement the D&G Casa armchairs in their Mediterranean blue theme. The finishing touches added to this space are the accessories and decorations that match the ones in the main saloon.

The bridge deck in its outdoor version is enhanced with unique furniture from the Stiletto line by Versace Home presented at the Salone del Mobile 2022, decorated with a jungle pattern.

“It’s a pleasure to collaborate with a shipyard as young and full of potential as Rosetti Superyachts, which received some important recognition awards from the nautical world this year in London and last year in Cannes,” commented Andrea Gentilini, CEO of Luxury Living Group.

“Luxury Living Group is a leader in the design, production and distribution of luxury furniture for some of the most important international brands. We are aligned with the demands of a luxury market such as yachting both in terms of quality and the degree of customisation of our products.”

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