Golden Yachts, a Greek shipyard, has partnered with Phathom Studio to introduce a 65-meter concept yacht named Vesper.

 

This model has been meticulously designed with a new generation of yacht owners in mind. Phathom Studio explained that modern buyers lean towards “a more relaxed use of the vessel with family and friends.” Consequently, the layout has been reconfigured to prioritize light and space, creating a more interconnected onboard experience. Extensive use of glass provides unobstructed exterior views and floods the interior with natural light, complementing the serene color palette and textures.

Vesper’s design and seamless connection between decks aim to transform the yacht into something “more resembling an architectural residence than a typical 65-meter superyacht.” This transformation begins with the accommodation layout, featuring five evenly sized cabins on the lower deck and an additional VIP cabin on the upper deck. The owner’s suite, spanning two levels, includes his-and-hers en-suites, a wardrobe, and a spacious open-concept lounge with an adjoining study. Guests can enjoy a private balcony accessed through pantograph doors, which opens to an infinity-edged spa pool, a rock water wall, and an outdoor lounge area.

The focus of this concept is on wellness, encompassing physical and mental well-being. In a departure from the norm, the sauna and steam room are positioned on the sundeck, offering guests panoramic views through oversized glass windows. Additionally, the sundeck features a more extensive wellness area, which can be configured for various purposes, such as a gym, a day galley, or a juice bar. Forward on this deck, there’s a private sundeck area with an infinity-edge spa pool and ample space for sun lounging.