In an amazing union of Italian marine art and American internal creativity, Baglietto and Meyer Davis revealed the Vesta56, a 56 -meter yacht and promises to redefine luxury life in the sea.
The yacht appeared for the first official time in New York-a city synonymous with innovation and cultural exchange-in the formation of the dawn of visual cooperation between the legendary Italian ships basin, Baglietto, the famous interior design studio, Mayer Davis, and the famous yacht designer Enrico Gobb of the design team.
Cyexoalism and light
At first sight, Vesta56 is captured with an elegant silhouette and dynamic image designed by Enrico Gobi. Inspired by airline elegance, Gobbi’s design balances muscle proportions with accurate details, including very high deck structures that frequency on jet wings and glass without interruption running the length of the yacht. The result is a bowl that exudes dynamics and a feeling of permanent movement – even at rest.
“Baglietto, which is 56 meters long, features captivating design, generous spaces and elegant definition file.” “The dynamic lines extended to achieve complete harmony between the abundant storage units and the elegant and simple shape.”
The signature features speak to Baglietto’s commitment to pushing the border: extensive Foredeck exclusively for the owner, and an endless group integrated on the AFT platform, creating an intimate dialogue between the yacht and the sea.
Mayer Davis: The formulation of a haven in the sea
While the exterior appearance of the movement and strength, the interiors depicted by Mayer Davis are a study of emotional development. Inspired by Vista, the goddess of the Roman fireplace and the house, the design studio depicted the yacht as a personal resort – a place in which it goes beyond the visual luxury to become a deep experimental.
“We have been inspired by the calm power of the house, the comfort of the resort, and the permanent presence of the spaces designed not only to live, but for really belonging,” says Gray Davis, co -founder of Meyer Davis.
Inside, Vesta56 reveals a novel of duplicate textures and sculpture. Follow two trafficks, Ravia, cosyk, and dark finishes an anthropologist a tangible environment and eternity. Signature spaces such as the main deck salon, dining room and upper lounge are designed to upbate the connection and comfort, with uninterrupted cloudy glass walls between the interior and the surrounding sea.
“Embrace organic forms and personal classes, we designed the Veesa56 to AGE safely, collecting stories while traveling,” Will Mayer, co -founder of Meyer Davis. “This yacht means not just moving, but to become – a real house in the sea.”
Baglietto: Innovation Heritage
Founded in 1854, Baglietto stands among the most expensive yachts builders in Italy. The brand’s famous segull logo symbolizes a rich heritage of craftsmanship, innovation and immortal design. Today, Baglietto continues to raise the art of yacht building, which smoothly mixes traditions with advanced technology in both luxury and military sectors.
“Vesta56 is an expression of our philosophy,” says Fabio Ermito, CCO of Baglietto. “Through the elegant external lines of Enrico Gobbi and the new and advanced vision of Mayer Davis, we create something unusual – an experience that speaks to beauty, innovation and balance.”
A vision for the future
Vesta56 is more than just a state of super yacht – it is a technical statement, a bowl where each curve, materials, and studied percentage have been coordinated to provide a feeling of belonging and deep luxury. In bridging the world of Italian maritime heritage and creating American design, Baglietto and Meyer Davis formulated a yacht to leave an indelible mark on the seas – and the hearts of lucky enough to invite her home.
To learn more about Vesta56 and art behind this cooperation, please visit Baglietto and Mayer Davis.
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