Architecture and Interior Design
A marine interior precedent by Lissoni showcasing a symmetrical layout that frames open ocean views through angled bulkheads and wide aft deck connections.
- What we like about this project
- Hexagonal side windows angle inward, turning the hull structure into sculptural frames for the seascape.
Materials
- leather
- fabric
- dark-wood
- metal
- glass
Visual identifiers
- symmetrical-lounge
- aft-deck-opening
- hexagonal-side-windows
- curved-seating
Style tags
- contemporary
- luxury
- minimalist
- marine
Visual tags
- marine-architecture
- luxury-yacht
- symmetrical
- indoor-outdoor
- minimalist-interior
- Geometry
- Symmetrical lounge volume with angled bulkhead walls, a central lowered seating area, and an expansive aft opening framing the horizon.
- Structural guess
- Composite hull framing with structural bulkheads forming angled window openings.
- Spatial scale
- Compact yacht interior lounge designed for intimate seating and direct connection to the exterior deck.
- Lighting
- Bright ambient daylight entering from the open aft bulkhead and side windows, creating soft highlights on light upholstery and dark timber floors.
- Atmosphere
- Calm, airy, and sun-drenched maritime sanctuary.
- Environmental context
- Marine setting; open ocean and horizon visible through the aft opening.
- Spatial experience
- Grounded lower lounge area transitions outward through a wide structural opening onto an open-air sun deck above the water.
- Composition rhythm
- Bilateral symmetry anchored by the central coffee table and framed by angled side glazing.
- Style reading
- Contemporary luxury marine interior
- Program
- Yacht interior main salon / lounge
- Perspective
- Interior Spatial
- Discipline
- interior
- Materials
- leather, fabric, dark-wood, metal, glass
- Visual identifiers
- symmetrical-lounge, aft-deck-opening, hexagonal-side-windows, curved-seating
- Style tags
- contemporary, luxury, minimalist, marine
- Visual tags
- marine-architecture, luxury-yacht, symmetrical, indoor-outdoor, minimalist-interior
- Geometry
- Symmetrical lounge volume with angled bulkhead walls, a central lowered seating area, and an expansive aft opening framing the horizon.
- Structural guess
- Composite hull framing with structural bulkheads forming angled window openings.
- Spatial scale
- Compact yacht interior lounge designed for intimate seating and direct connection to the exterior deck.
- Lighting
- Bright ambient daylight entering from the open aft bulkhead and side windows, creating soft highlights on light upholstery and dark timber floors.
- Atmosphere
- Calm, airy, and sun-drenched maritime sanctuary.
- Environmental context
- Marine setting; open ocean and horizon visible through the aft opening.
- Spatial experience
- Grounded lower lounge area transitions outward through a wide structural opening onto an open-air sun deck above the water.
- Composition rhythm
- Bilateral symmetry anchored by the central coffee table and framed by angled side glazing.
- Style reading
- Contemporary luxury marine interior
- Program
- Yacht interior main salon / lounge
- Perspective
- Interior Spatial
- Discipline
- interior