Emerging design practice 3-Studio and Italian shipyard Tureddi Yachts have announced a new partnership with the launch of three distinctive yacht concepts.
The collaboration, which was announced at this year's Monaco Yacht Show, seeks to merge the refined elegance of Italian design with the precision and performance traditionally associated with Northern European shipbuilding. Each concept showcases three separate design elements: speed, elegance and personality.
Silver Arrow
Defined by "velocity and dynamism", the 38-metre Silver Arrow features a reverse bow and smooth geometries accented with teak and a sporty colour palette. The main cockpit offers direct connection to the sea, while the upper deck benefits from a panoramic forward Jacuzzi and sunbathing area contrasted with an aft relaxation zone furnished with refined free-standing pieces.
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With 52 metres LOA, flowing lines and a slender silhouette, Sleek's profile suggests lightness, while interiors showcase volume and versatility. A dramatic aft pool leads into an interior wellness area, while the sundeck delivers 360-degree views with space for lounging, dining and entertainment.
Icebreaker
An assertive take on the explorer yacht, Icebreaker is penned with bold, sharp lines and strong wood, metal and glass detailing . The 60-metre's outdoor areas include a striking water-feature lounge designed as a "serene retreat", alongside adaptable layouts for dining and entertainment.
"This collaboration represents the perfect balance between creativity and technical mastery," said 3-Studio's spokesperson. "Together with Tureddi Yachts, we’ve created three distinct interpretations of what modern yachting can be: fast, elegant, or adventurous, yet always bespoke."
This year's Monaco Yacht Show has been busy for Tureddi Yachts, with the Italian yard also announcing its new Azzurra custom yacht platform and the new X Series, debuting with the X350.
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