US-based Norwegian designer Kurt Strand has presented a new 171 metre concept named Lonestar.
To be constructed with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure, the concept is defined by “elegant” lines with soft curves and an eye-catching powder blue hull.
The concept boasts a superyacht helicopter landing pad on the foredeck, complete with its own storage hangar.
At the bow, the owner has their own secret “love crib” which offers panoramic views and private access to a 500 square metre owner’s suite.
Read More/The most extreme superyacht concepts in the worldElsewhere, Lonestar draws inspiration from traditionally Texan design elements - hence the name. Strand describes the use of “western style” with the “Texas star” featuring heavily alongside rustic wood, leather and artworks by Texas-based artisans.
Strand has made full use of the yacht’s 23 metre beam, with accommodation for up to 32 guests in 16 cabins. Amenities include a wine cellar, gym and spa, as well as space for a crew of 50.
Lonestar is also equipped with bars with space for musical entertainment and mechanical rodeos.
In terms of propulsion, Strand has envisioned the yacht with hybrid gas turbines that produce electricity for the 4-pod drives, totalling 38,000 horsepower and providing a maximum speed of 24 knots and cruising speed of 16 knots.
Lonestar is equipped with six custom tenders ranging from seven metres to 12 metres, which have been designed to match the mothership.