The Palomba Serafini studio inaugurates a new collaboration with Permare, an Italian shipyard founded in San Remo in 1973 that is known for producing innovative, elegant, efficient, and sustainable products of excellence.
Now, Ludovica Serafini and Roberto Palomba have chosen to embark on a new course of collaboration with the F100 Glass Cabin project, the new creation of the Permare shipyard in Sanremo.
Now, Ludovica Serafini and Roberto Palomba have chosen to embark on a new course of collaboration with the F100 Glass Cabin project, the new creation of the Permare shipyard in Sanremo.
This is how architects Ludovica Serafini and Roberto Palomba describe the new Amer Yachts F100 Glass Cabin model, built by the Permare shipyard, whose interior design they supervised.
“[Ours] is certainly a new look, an architectural vision that finds its foundations in the world of architecture and interior design declined in the world of yacht design” say the designers of their latest project.
The two Architects embraced this project with the intention of endowing F100 Glass Cabin with a refined image, reflecting both the firm’s signature and the essence of Amer Yachts, with the intention of giving rise to a creation that expresses the fusion of engineering and harmony.
It is within this vision that some of the design choices are placed: indeed, F100 Glass Cabin is equipped with larger windows than other yachts of similar size, capable of creating more airiness and light as well as establishing continuous contact with the sea.
The main deck, designed for indoor socializing, features a large living area, where the sophistication of the B&B collection reigns.
Also on the main deck, in addition to the galley, behind the large glass dining area is the luxurious owner’s stateroom in the bow, the most spacious, equipped with a large bathroom and walk-in closet, also designed with a color scheme of muted tones.
Going up, on the fly deck, the architects came up with an intimate open-air lounge and dining area designed by Talenti. A sophisticated and comfortable environment, giving the idea of the extension between the environment on board and the beauty of the sea view.
Finally, the lower deck houses four guest cabins, designed and furnished always respecting the color palette that distinguishes the entire interior of F100 Glass Cabin.