Italian yacht designer Anna Borla has unveiled her latest concept design, inspired by nature's 164-foot (50-meter) superyacht. The super yacht, named "Aria", has plenty of green space and even a small garden with a glass roof on the foredeck where guests can see all the activities on board.
The concept design provides a functionally rich place for healthy recreation for shipowners and passengers. The boat is 31 feet wide and guests can enjoy plenty of relaxation areas and open spaces surrounded by greenery.
One of the most striking features is the mini atrium on board. Thanks to the glass roof, guests can enjoy views of the tropical gardens from the front deck. The glass top can also be retracted to allow fresh air to enter the room. Designers say excess water will be drained through water pipes.
The stern section features a jacuzzi, a seating area and a large swimming pool. There is also a spacious beach club where guests can get closer to the sea and enjoy the stunning views. The area includes a swimming platform, gym and yoga venue. Passengers can also find rocking chairs, which can be partially fixed to the deck when the Aria is sailing on the water.
The concept also has a modern interior design inspired by the natural world. A large number of wooden elements reflect the clean aesthetic. Accommodating up to 12 guests in the ship's six cabins, including a green master suite with an on-site spa filled with plants. This makes the owner more relaxed and in touch with nature at all times.
There is currently no news on yacht performance. The designers wanted to focus on the connection between the yacht and its surroundings. Currently, the "Aria" is just a concept that exists in rendered form, but it could become a reality in the future if a suitable owner appears.
Italian yacht designer Anna Borla graduated in product design and then pursued a master's degree in yacht design at the Politecnico di Milano