Lovers of yachts and interior design cannot fail to be impressed by the new jewel of the house Sanlorenzo. We refer to the 52Steel Sevens Sins (see here), the first 52-metre metal model created by the Superyacht Divisionawarded at the "World Yachts Trophies 2017' of Cannes for "best interior design"in the superyacht category from 50 to 80 metres. An important award that confirms the excellent work of Sanlorenzowhich has become one of the best yacht builders in Italy and the world.
Presented in the new Ligurian shipyard, Seven Sins has all the characteristics to be called the yacht of the year. It displays elegant and refined lines, typical of the style of Sanlorenzo. The interior and exterior were designed in collaboration with Officina Italiana Design, a design studio of Bergamo origins founded by Mauro Micheli e Sergio Berettaand combine classic and modern styles to perfection.
Sevens Sins: the features
There are mainly two revolutionary elements developed by theSanlorenzo Superyacht Technical Office in this 52Steelthe swimming pool and the beach area below.
The main deck reveals a 4.50-metre swimming pool that can hold around 12,000 litres of water. Its transparent bottom allows sunlight to illuminate the area below, the beach area, also creating a splendid play of light by the combination of water and sunlight.
La beach area is a true gem of design. An area created to transform, allowing guests to fully enjoy the spectacle offered by the sea. The two large side doors, opening along the sides of the yacht, become two splendid terraces above the water, furnished with free-standing furniture by Rodawhere you can relax or dine. The area inside the beach area quickly transforms into a floodable garage for the owner's tender: the floor, in fact, lifts up, leaving space to accommodate a tent of up to 8 metres in length.
A superyacht of this kind certainly cannot be without the Wellness consisting of a gym, steam room and sauna.
The interior accommodation area includes three guest cabins, two VIP cabins, a large owner's flat forward of the main deck, two large salons and large outdoor living areas. The furnishings in this area carry big names such as Gae Aulenti, Minotti, Flexform, Carlo Scarpa. The outdoor furniture, on the other hand, was entrusted to Paola Lenti, a Roda and to Minotti.
Sevens Sins can accommodate up to 12 people on board, and it is also possible to rent it for sailing in the Mediterranean (to 275,000 euro) or in the Caribbean (280,000).
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