Text by Katarzyna Pantopulos, Editor: Karolina Morawiecka, translation: Henryk Zwolski For hundreds of years, the Phinisi have been
“The real voyage of discovery is not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes.” Marcel Proust
this region. Presently, the boats are an essence of ancient romantic traditions supplemented with modern design and technology. They are something more than just sailing objects… They have both spirit and character of Indonesia. Over the years, they have captured the attention of a special brand of man, next to fast cars, private aircraft, the Phinisi has found its way to the world of YACHTS.
More than 17,000 islands make up today what is
forests, mysterious and ominous volcanoes, as well as the largest collection of beautiful coral reefs in the region. One of these special islands is called “The Island of Gods”.
It is hard to believe that all of this belongs to one maritime country, called Indonesia!
called the Republic of Indonesia. Seas, green This fine vessel is the collaboration between the Global Adventure Group Ltd., Konjo Builders
and the world famous Zygmunt Choren designer and builder of many of the world’s best known tall ships.
nished with the finest in interior, her traditional for food that delights the most discerning palate. Indonesia as a country is also famous for the pro- duction of the well-known Phinisi Schooners in
the southernmost tip of the orchid-shaped island of Sulawesi. Some people say they are modeled after old Portuguese and Dutch vessels and other say the ships are unique to the Konjo Builders of Indonesia, South Sulawesi. In Indonesia, people still call them Phinisi.
lines create a sentimental return to the classical Asian sailing vessel. Broad lines and beam provide massive space for everything, two domineering masts, topsails, four jibs - all make up this special vessels Standing Rig. Her running rig supports steel-colored fabric carrying 600 square meter of sail, designed by North Sails, all flying over the dark-wood interior and gold teak decks that give this schooner both classical and original feel at the same time. However, although the external shape of this yacht presents an untouched classic design, its interiors are the example of the absolute luxury in design.
made of iron wood (Eusideroxylon zwageri) in The yacht ZEN boasts a length of 53 meters,
contains 6 guest staterooms and one owners
two-level suite master cabin with adjoining children’s room, captain’s cabin and two crew cabins, a galley fit for a culinary professional, internal and external lounges, and bathroom salons are equipped with Hansgrohe Axor Accessories.
Two of the six bathrooms designed for guests are
designed by Philippe Starck. Two more bathrooms contain Antonio Citterio’s furnishings. A female feel can be found in two bathrooms designed in accordance with a bathroom salon philosophy represented by Patricia Urquiola.
This archipelago is known for its fabulous beaches, The Phinisi Schooner ZEN, despite being fur- All the boat’s elements and details are made of natural and noble materials. The decks have
4 cm teak planks, with the domination of exotic sono rosewood on walls and raster ceilings in the rooms. The latter are decorated with wooden tiles on which nineteenth century maps are carved and they add a unique character to the rooms.
The rooms are decorated with sculptures, orna- ments and low relief carvings originating from
the cultures of Asia, Polynesia and Maori Islands. Bright furniture lightens up dark, wooden interiors. In addition to designer furniture, we can also find here pieces from Dedon, Minotti or Walter Knoll’s chairs. The juxtaposition of dark wood with snow- white objects creates a unique atmosphere.
arranged with the furnishings and accessories
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