Baglietto presented an exclusive interior project created in partnership with Visionnaire, the Bologna-based company specializing in high-end interior design, the luxurious interior design concept of the Baglietto 48-meter T-Line superyacht (hull number 10233).
This partnership arises from our client’s need to enjoy the interiors of a house inside their yachts. Their vision is to live at home even when they are on board, with the same level of comfort.
It was this vision from our clients that drove our collaboration with Visionnaire: the two brands embraced the challenge with enthusiasm and were united by the same values and entrepreneurial philosophy.
The concept focuses on the configuration of the spaces, striving to make the interior and exterior areas and their respective designs comfortable and practical. From the choice of the appropriate furnishings to the finishes of each space, Visionnaire’s design focused on three main areas:
On the main deck: living area; dining area; owner’s bedroom; owner’s bathroom
On the bridge deck: outdoor area and home theatre
On the lower deck: three VIP cabins
The interiors have a simple, clean, and contemporary style, but at the same time show a strong personality. They include the use of color contrasts in the upholstery of the furnishings and the fixed elements of the fittings, such as the dark délabré brass suspended ceiling and the light-colored wood flooring.
There is a sense of continuous and fluid spaciousness, which changes the concept of rigid space distribution. A central view from the external sofa shows a clear desire to create a strong connection between the interior and exterior.
The living and dining areas make use of soft and neutral shades like the pearl color of the sofas and the polychrome grey of the Revenge Visionnaire table. The only contrasting element is the teal velvet used to upholster the chairs and for the cushions.
The owner’s cabin offers the same contemporary atmosphere seen in the living area.
The furniture was chosen from the most recent Visionnaire collections; the Emotion headboard, in this case, has been redesigned with an ad hoc customization repeated over the whole surface. Fabric wallpaper matching the furnishings are used on the walls.
In the VIP cabins, three different models of for the bed were chosen: Ripley, Perkins, and Beloved. They were designed and adapted to the differing shapes of the cabins. In these cabins, the walls have wood and marble panels and fabric wallpaper in differing colors to distinguish cabins and give each one a distinct identity.
The area set aside for the home theater is particularly fascinating because it is open to the surrounding view. It is furnished with the Visionnaire modular Anthem sofa which occupies the whole perimeter of the area while leaving, in this case too, a clear view of the bridge deck exterior.
The exterior features the brand’s oval Solstice table, with a marble top that is large enough to seat 10 to 11 people. This area has Palm Beach corner sofas and related coffee tables, and a Serendipity bar unit.
