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  • 55m luxury motor yacht Project SMEW by Ira Petromanolaki of IP.YD

    55m luxury motor yacht Project SMEW by Ira Petromanolaki of IP.YD

    IP.YD, led by the Greek yacht designer and architect Ira Petromanolaki, is proud to present its latest project: the 55 metre luxury motor yacht PROJECT SMEW. Designer was inspired by the movement of birds, with the exterior lines of the boat reflecting this fluidity and creating and aerodynamic appearance.

    Superyacht Project Smew was designed to offer greatest in comfort to her guests. Innovative standards and quality of materials ensure a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere aboard this magnificent 55m luxury concept.

    Yachts middle east - IP.YD - 55m SMEW

    Principal measurements of the yachts include the 55 metres in length over all, a beam of 5.3 metres and a draft of 9.3 metres.

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  • IP.YD reveals Primo 103 superyacht design

    IP.YD reveals Primo 103 superyacht design

    Greek studio IP.YD has revealed a 31.6m superyacht Primo 103 concept designed to incorporate features normally found on larger vessels.

    The size of the Primo 103 was the result of a request from an owner who felt the size suited his family’s needs. But spaces such as a large fold-down swim platform are intended to make guests feel they are on a much larger yacht. This beach club can be further extended by transforming the adjacent tender garage into a lounging space. There are more generous outdoor areas up top too.

    ‘The sundeck provides a large outdoor Jacuzzi and large sitting area,’ says designer Ira Petromanolaki. ‘ a spacious sky lounge for relaxation that communicates with the dining area, thus the dining area outdoors or indoors alternatively.’

    The exterior design features a smooth curve that starts at the stern and follows the form amidships. It creates what Petromanolaki describes as a ‘dynamic surface, which gives the impression of the movement of a wave’. This surface unifies the main and the sundeck and it is intensified by the detailed black surfaces.

    The Primo 103 can accommodate eight guests in four cabins, including one VIP and one master. The interior style is a work in progress, with the client preferring a modern and contemporary look.

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  • Latest 54m Superyacht SKUA54 concept by Ira Petromanolaki of IP.YD studio

    Latest 54m Superyacht SKUA54 concept by Ira Petromanolaki of IP.YD studio

    The beautiful renderings below of the all-new 54,10-metre superyacht SKUA54 concept have been proudly unveiled by Ira Petromanolaki of IP.YD studio from Greece. Boasting sophisticated exteriors and stylish interiors, the well sized motor yacht SKUA54 concept features an impressive maximum beam of 8,30 meters and a draught of 3 meters.
    New 54m superyacht SKUA54 by Ira Petromanolaki of IP.YD

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  • IP.YD Unveil 120m Superyacht Design

    IP.YD Unveil 120m Superyacht Design

    Measuring 120m with a 20m maximum beam, the V120 is not only the latest superyacht concept to emerge from the IP.YD Design Studio but a new dynamic and futuristic concept.

    This superyacht keeps an exclusive style that allows fluidity throughout the whole vessel. The fluidity can be defined by a principal curve on the superstructure that the rest of the lines follow with continuity. The entire composition revolves around the principal curve which resembles a V shape and strengthens the stability of her form.

    The drive was to create areas of relaxation which work in harmony of the environment around the guests and owners. One dominant line runs throughout the innovative design which will use high standard materials throughout.

    Yachts middle east - IP.YD - yachts 120m

    The 120m interior will reflect the design of the exterior and be able to accommodate up to 30 passengers through four doubles and ten VIP cabins on the main and upper decks as well as the two separate suites on the owner’s deck that include office, dressing room and lounge, always providing intimacy and aesthetic features that contribute to the ideal spaces for the travelers.

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  • V120

    V120

    GREECE, Athens. At 120m LOA with a maximum beam of 20m, V120 comes from the drawing board of Athens-based studio IP.YD. Yacht designer, Ira Petromanolaki explains how the studio attempted to create a futuristic design.

    The exterior styling of the yacht creates fluidity throughout the vessel. This fluidity is defined by the inverted V-shaped curve to the superstructure, which forms the foundation of the exterior profile. The whole composition revolves around this shape, with a dominant black line forming the base. The curves meet at the centre of this baseline and give the impression that the V shape supports the entire superstructure. The design of the V120 aims to create areas that are harmonious with the environment and in accordance with the needs of the client. Luxurious comfort is guaranteed thanks to the high standard of materials to be used throughout the yacht.

    Yachts middle east - IP.YD - yacht 120m

    The interior arrangement attempts to ensure privacy as much as possible. The main deck and decks above are dedicated to the owner and guests. The main salon and dining area on the upper deck are joined by a grand stairway and a glass elevator. The entire space has been designed with extensive glass windows, creating continuity between the interior and exterior.

    Some of the entertainment areas are located on the lower deck to provide more immediate access to the water. The yacht includes a helipad, a swimming pool aft and a beach club, spa area and gym.

    The steel, aluminium and carbon structure will be able to accommodate 30 guests across four double and 10 VIP cabins on the main and upper decks, with two separate suites on the owner’s deck. This level also includes an office, dressing room and lounge.

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