Evita draws on a tried-and-tested layout that the owner loved on Santosha, but the all-British design team has ensured she has a personality all her own. The exterior was penned by Omega Architects, while Harrison Eidsgaard is responsible for the interiors. Evita’s striking profile features a concave-shaped transom, inverted bridge windows to reduce nighttime reflections and sweeping aft curves.

Evita’s interiors, led by Ewa Eidsgaard, co-founder of Harrison Eidsgaard, are light, warm and rich in texture. Ewa explains: “The design brief was quite open and that’s the joy of working on this series of boats. Evita has a distinct mood and a strong identity. She’s very chic, but in an earthy way - largely monochromatic. Light flooring and carpets run throughout, pairing beautifully with honey caramel-coloured walls and touches of blue. She feels much warmer than Santosha. I think Evita is perhaps a bit bolder, thanks to the contrasting tones.”

Project Evita accommodates 12 guests across six cabins, comprising a master suite that stretches the full 10.5-metre beam on the main deck, complete with a his-and-hers bathroom. Five additional guest cabins - four on the lower deck and one on the bridge deck – make up the rest of the guest accommodation, and there are separate crew quarters for a crew of 13.