Luca Dini shares first interior details of Ada Yacht Works' third 50Z unit

Italian studio  Luca Dini has unveiled the first interior renders of the third unit in Ada Yacht Works’ 50Z series, known as NB103. Outfitting is now underway on the 50-metre vessel, following her move from Norse Shipyard to the shipyard's facilities in Bodrum. Delivery is scheduled for 2027. 

Revealing the interior details exclusively to BOAT, project manager at Luca Dini Sarah Fabbrucci explained that the inspiration for the design came from the owner's desire for every space on board to have its own distinct identity. "Each area has been conceived with a different combination of finishes and materials, creating a varied and highly personalised interior throughout the yacht," she said. 

According to the studio, the NB103 layout emulates that of the yard's 50-metre superyacht Legasea, the first unit in its 50Z series. Instead of the five guest cabin layout, the NB103 will feature four guest cabins and a sauna will replace the fifth guest cabin. 

Fabbrucci explained: "The decision was closely linked to the owner's request for a second master suite on the upper deck, in place of the traditional skylounge. This arrangement made it possible to dedicate an entire deck to the owner's accommodation and privacy, while creating space for a wellness area on the lower deck, where the fifth guest cabin would otherwise have been located."

In place of the traditional skylounge, the studio has added an owner's cabin with Jacuzzi. According to Fabbrucci, this decision meant the upper deck would serve as an entirely private domain, offering a greater sense of exclusivity and independence on board.

In terms of materials, the interior design incorporates numerous marbles and onyxes, primarily in the guest bathrooms, storage areas in the upper and sundeck cockpits and the main staircase, which Fabbrucci said boasts Coca-Cola backlit onyx to create a "striking visual effect".

"Wall coverings also play an important role in defining the yacht's interior character, adding texture, colour and personality to spaces ranging from the main-deck saloon and lower-deck lobby to the guest cabins. The emphasis was therefore on combining a rich variety of materials and finishes, rather than on a single dominant stone."

Her exterior deck spaces comprise of a commodious beach club and accompanying pool, sun loungers and hydraulic wings for easy access to the water. A particular highlight is her foredeck swimming pool, complete with sunpads.

Powered by twin MAN engines, NB103 will be able to reach a maximum speed of 15 knots and a cruising speed of 12 knots.

According to BOATPro, the shipyard has another 50Z unit under construction, scheduled to be delivered in 2028, alongside the upcoming 50-metre DaGuSha VII.