Florida based Facheris Design has unveiled renderings of a 27.4-metre yacht concept defined by sharp geometry and a sculptural profile. The design language carries from the exterior into the interiors, creating a consistent visual identity throughout. Led by Patrizio Facheris, the studio describes the project as an effort to move yacht design forward while preserving elegance, comfort, and a timeless character. A restrained palette of white, grey, and black is punctuated by darker details.
One guest cabin illustrates the concept’s pared-back approach. A broad window above the bed draws in natural light, while a glass fronted wardrobe and perimeter ceiling lighting add contemporary touches. The main deck is arranged as an open plan social space, bringing together a bar, dining area, and generous sofas alongside the bridge. Angular forms continue across the walls, ceiling, and furnishings, while expansive glazing offers wide views of the surrounding seascape.
Renderings show two exterior decks designed for gathering and relaxation. The forward upper deck has a lounge area, while the aft is arranged with large sofas and sunpads. At the stern, a broad swim platform creates a direct connection between the yacht’s interior entertaining spaces and the water.
“I imagined this 90-foot yacht for a young technology entrepreneur who wants to bring his best minds together in a creative setting, close to the water,” says Facheris. “The ambition is to create a private, floating studio where the owner and his core team can meet, challenge ideas, write code, and develop new AI technologies.”
Facheris Design has also worked with Hargrave Superyachts, contributing to concepts including the 36.5-metre 120’ Raised Pilothouse, revealed in 2025, and the Anemos Signature E-Series, introduced earlier in 2026. The studio recently presented another ambitious proposal: a 130-metre yacht concept unveiled at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. Among its defining features is a fully glass enclosed flybridge saloon.
