yacht atlante 55m
The Atlante yacht stands out for its distinctive style. Measuring 55 meters long and 11 meters wide, it draws inspiration from the aesthetic codes of military vessels. Spread across four decks, it features an owner’s suite, four VIP cabins that can accommodate up to 12 guests, and quarters for 13 crew members. Precise architecture, where clean lines and extreme attention to detail come together to create a unique interior.
yacht atlante 55m
The Atlante yacht stands out for its distinctive style. Measuring 55 meters long and 11 meters wide, it draws inspiration from the aesthetic codes of military vessels. Spread across four decks, it features an owner’s suite, four VIP cabins that can accommodate up to 12 guests, and quarters for 13 crew members. Precise architecture, where clean lines and extreme attention to detail come together to create a unique interior.
Created in collaboration between the client and Gilles&Boissier, Atlante embodies a highly personal vision of the art of living at sea. Conceived as a true private mansion set upon the ocean, the yacht reflects a precise vision of an interior entirely custom-designed, down to the smallest detail. Together, they envisioned a vessel that expresses a unique way of life where aesthetic codes are asserted with strength and boldness. Materials clash and interact: glossy or brushed wood, striking black or white marble, polished or weathered metals. From these contrasts emerges a strong signature style, revealing a very personal vision of life on board.
The deck plan has been boldly reimagined. Guests enter via the beach deck and then through the main deck, where the tenders are stowed. This design choice shields the salon and the client’s private quarters from view.
The master cabin, spanning the full width of the yacht, unfolds into several spaces for rest and work. A six-meter-long sofa connects the entrance to the forward bathroom.
Throughout the yacht, the same materials are used: smoked oak, honey or white spruce, heavily veined black and white marble, and polished or weathered stainless steel. The custom-made furniture extends the architecture and reinforces the same vision: living on the ocean.
Created in collaboration between the client and Gilles&Boissier, Atlante embodies a highly personal vision of the art of living at sea. Conceived as a true private mansion set upon the ocean, the yacht reflects a precise vision of an interior entirely custom-designed, down to the smallest detail. Together, they envisioned a vessel that expresses a unique way of life where aesthetic codes are asserted with strength and boldness. Materials clash and interact: glossy or brushed wood, striking black or white marble, polished or weathered metals. From these contrasts emerges a strong signature style, revealing a very personal vision of life on board.
The deck plan has been boldly reimagined. Guests enter via the beach deck and then through the main deck, where the tenders are stowed. This design choice shields the salon and the client’s private quarters from view.
The master cabin, spanning the full width of the yacht, unfolds into several spaces for rest and work. A six-meter-long sofa connects the entrance to the forward bathroom.
Throughout the yacht, the same materials are used: smoked oak, honey or white spruce, heavily veined black and white marble, and polished or weathered stainless steel. The custom-made furniture extends the architecture and reinforces the same vision: living on the ocean.
