British design studio Bannenberg & Rowell has revealed its latest concept, a 111-metre superyacht called 111.
The logically-named concept would have a gross tonnage of 4,800 GT and boasts a modern profile with contemporary lines and a sculpted look that gives her a futuristic feel.
Neutral tones continue into the interior. The yacht has a "Chef's Table" galley, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the cooking and dining experience. According to the design studio it has been tailored for “wellness, workout and wine".
Spanning across a 16.5-metre beam, the vast deck space features a large beach club swimming pool, a smaller pool on the main deck, and one on the bow. The exterior is peppered with Bannenberg & Rowell's ‘Oceana’ exterior furniture designed for furniture manufacturer Sutherland and made with teak frames and elegant stainless steel. On the side decks, the capping rails' stainless steel has been etched with 111.
Bespoke touches continue at the bow with a helipad embossed with the yacht's name. Diesel-electric has been envisioned for the yacht's propulsion.
This concept follows on from the design studio's previous Spitfire concept, in collaboration with Lateral Naval Architects.