Italian naval architect Meccano Engineering unveiled its flagship Infinity, a 110-metre superyacht, at this year's Monaco Yacht Show.
The concept blends art, architecture and advanced naval engineering, as shown through a futuristic, mirrored superstructure shaped like an infinity symbol and a vintage-inspired stern line.
Inspired by water, life on board Infinity is enhanced through access to several swimming pools across multiple decks, including an indoor private pool on the lower deck and an outdoor panoramic pool on the upper deck.
Perhaps the most eye-catching feature is the SkyDomeTerrace at the stern. This exclusive area is bolstered by generous sunbathing space, a dedicated pool and a retractable glass roof to cover and protect guests in all weather conditions.
Guest spaces are also elevated by the inclusion of large private balconies for each cabin, providing intimate spaces to connect to the water.
The concept reveal coincided with the launch of Medesign, a dedicated brand created exclusively to elevate bespoke yacht design and styling. The launch is part of a broader corporate rebranding strategy to strengthen Meccano Engineering's four core business units: marine, yacht, defence and energy.
Stefano Reggente, president and managing director at Meccano Engineering, said: "With over 25 years of naval engineering excellence supporting us, Medesign allows our creative soul to take centre stage. Infinity isn't just a design study; it is an engineered reality that bridges iconic aesthetics with pure functionality."
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