Design
Like most modern motor yachts of comparable size, the Y9’s key features include a multi-functional beach club area in the stern
unwritten law in yachting “happy crew, happy owner", the crew cabins on the Y9 have been designed extra-large, with well thought-out storage space and an additional crew lounge. The captain's cabin can be converted into a saloon during the day, for example – cabins on the Y9 do not have to have a single predefined purpose. Following this concept, the interior
layout options can be customised with the YYachts design department to satisfy all customers’ desires and to preserve the exclusive style of the boat. YYachts offers no fewer than five different layouts for the Y9. And it is available on request as a Pilot Saloon version and as a Y9 Custom with almost unlimited freedom of choice when it comes to design. The interior of Bella was jointly
developed by two design studios. Norm Architects from Copenhagen, Denmark
and Design Unlimited from Lymington, UK, combined their architectural and yachting experience and created a Scandinavian elegant look for the Y9 that follows the principle of "soft minimalism" – oiled oak and grey fabrics and panels determine the colour palette. Katrine Goldstein, managing director of Norm Architects, says: ‘The Y9 already follows the award-winning Y7 in its design but is much more complex and goes deeper. The Y9 will also be a luxurious retreat to get away from the constant stimulation that our everyday lives bring. To support an overall exclusive look and feel throughout the interior, only essential yet thoughtful, luxurious bespoke elements take up space where needed, to achieve a pared back interior with room for the
‘Great deck spaces and stability, a win-win that leads to a better boat’
life lived within. The wood panelled walls and curved interior elements in oak add a warm, organic feel to the space, while optically stretching the space vertically to make the rooms appear more spacious. Sliding doors and inbuilt storage effortlessly blend in with the architectural framework of the boat, with no disruptive elements.’ Mark Tucker,
founder of Design Unlimited adds: ‘Clients will appreciate the
authenticity of our design and the sustainable materials we recommend. People are increasingly orienting themselves towards nature: taking from nature and giving back to nature. This principle is particularly pervasive in the luxury market.’ Great importance was also attached to a quiet yacht. To achieve this,
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