Italian yard Cranchi Yachts has presented its new 25.15 metre flagship yacht Settantotto.
Designed inside and out by Christian Grande in collaboration with the yard’s research centre, Settantotto’s superstructure features an “eye-catching" colour combination, according to the yard.
The exterior is also characterised by a sleek and sinuous profile and ample socialising and relaxation areas at the bow and stern of the yacht’s al fresco flybridge and main deck.
Elsewhere, the yacht features a large swim platform aft that lowers into the sea, transform the tender garage into a beach club.
The voluminous interior features accommodation for a total of eight guests in four cabins; three large doubles and one twin, including the full beam master cabin in the centre of the yacht.
Settantotto also features an ensuite crew cabin large enough for two staff.
Speaking about the yacht, Grande said: “The breadth of the space in the Cranchi Settantotto pushed us towards a design with a markedly architectural matrix, which uses freestanding furniture elements and finishes that are still unconventional in the yachting world, such as back-painted glass and fabric covers for the walls.
“Large openings connect exteriors and interiors, integrating natural light and the sea element into the design.”