Design


combines the elegance of a sailing yacht with the convenience of a powerboat. Its key features include sporty performance, a luxurious interior, advanced technology and sharing possibilities. A wide range of customisable options ensure a unique sailing experience. YYachts carefully selected the name


Some daysailer! Y


Yachts presents a solution to challenges faced by the sailing yacht industry – the Y Breeze 75 daysailer. This innovative vessel


simply concentrate on their leisure time.’ Developed in collaboration with


Wendover Studio, the interior style is designed to guarantee an inviting, practical and elegant atmosphere.Materials are appropriately used, carefully detailed and


Breeze for this exceptional boat to emphasise that it goes beyond being just a new model. Instead, it represents a new concept that revolutionises how people experience and connect with the sea. The naval architecture and the exterior


design are made in collaboration with Cossutti Yacht Design. The YB75 is claimed to be the first sailing yacht with fold-down bulwarks to create a large aft deck to increase comfort at anchor. The exterior impresses with clean lines and gives the YB75 a sporty character. Michael Schmidt, founder of YYachts, says: ‘YB75 is a yacht that is simply meant to be fun under sail and at anchor - we designed her so that our customers can


70 SEAHORSE


The German shipyard YYachts launches a rather different new project together with Cossutti Yacht Design – the 23-metre long daysailer Y75...


coordinated to represent today’s luxury style. People expect to feel at home of course, so the style can be customised following clients’ preferences. Co-founder of the studio is Gabriel Chipperfield, no less than the son of star architect David


Inspired by motor yacht designs, the hinged aft quarters of the Y Breeze 75 can fold down flush with the main deck sole


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