Gulf Craft has launched its latest 30.8-metre Nomad 101 yacht at the shipyard's facilities in Umm Al Quwain, United Arab Emirates. Following the launch, the yacht will undergo further finishing and commissioning ahead of delivery – which BOATPro anticipates being in early 2027.
The latest hull features updated interior and exterior design by Phathom Design, with a focus on open-plan living spaces and natural light, and the tri-deck layout prioritising generous living areas and shaded outdoor spaces.
The design follows what Phathom Studio describes as “soft minimalism”, combining clean architectural lines with tactile materials and a warm, understated palette.
Sustainability also informed the interior specification, with natural and renewable fibres including flax, hemp and bamboo, alongside bio-based vegan leather, reclaimed wood flooring and carpets made from recycled fishing nets. Recycled materials feature in the composite stone surfaces, while non-toxic, bio-based lacquer has been used throughout the interior.
“The interior of the new hull incorporates natural and renewable fibres including flax, hemp and bamboo, bio-based vegan leather, reclaimed wood flooring and carpets made from recycled fishing nets,” said Raquel H. Grijota, design partner at Phathom Studio.
According to BOATPro, Gulf Craft has six yachts currently under construction. Majesty Yachts has just unveiled its new 54-metre flagship Majesty 180 model, which the yard said is set to become the world's largest semi-production composite yacht on completion.
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