Status Quo was built by Canadian yard Richmond Yachts to ABS class and was delivered in 2013. Accommodation is for up to 12 guests in a six-cabin layout plus crew quarters for up to eight. The guest accommodation is configured as a full-beam main deck master suite, VIP suite, three doubles with queen sized beds and a twin cabin, all with full en-suite bathroom facilities.
Step One was built by Dutch yard Amels in steel and aluminium and delivered in 2012 as the first in the yard's Limited Edition 180 series. A custom interior by Laura Sessa utilises a colour palette that focuses on creams and whites, with maple wood and white onyx contrasted against black details. Accommodation is for up to 11 guests in five cabins including a master suite on the main deck, three doubles and a twin, all with en-suite bathroom facilities.
Mia Elise II was built in aluminium by US yard Trinity Yachts to ABS class and MCA compliancy with delivery in 2012. A vibrant interior by Patrick Knowles uses Honduras mahogany joinery and fine fabrics to accommodate up to 14 guests in six/seven cabins. These consist of a full-beam master suite with a private panoramic deck, a VIP suite forward of the sky lounge and four doubles, all with entertainment centres, plasma television screens and en-suite bathroom facilities. In addition, there are quarters for 16 crew in eight cabins.
Axioma was built in steel and aluminium by Turkish yard Dunya Yachts to ABS class and was delivered in summer 2013, going on to win a Judges’ Special Commendation at the 2014 World Superyacht Awards. On the owner's private deck there is a double suite, his and hers en-suite bathrooms, a cinema/lounge and a dining terrace. There are also no fewer than three VIP double suites and two guest cabins convertible from twins to doubles.