Words KATIA DAMBORSKY, photography CURTESY OF THE MANUFACTURERS
When it comes to superyacht interiors, there's no substitute for good design.
While designing the inside of a superyacht may be an exercise in elegance, the best interiors add a twist of personality, unpredictability, and expression.
From residential-inspired refinement to Hollywood drama, the finest interiors blur the line between design, architecture, and custom craftsmanship. This selection spotlights interiors that have redefined what a great yacht interior should look like, and what makes it stand out from the crowd.
The Serene One: BILGIN’S 163- FOOT CAMILA
Tranquility and serenity are the cornerstones of this 2025 Bilgin, designed by Hot Lab on the interior and Unique Yacht Design on the exterior. The owner made several special requests to suit his lifestyle, including the addition of a sculptural staircase “atrium” that spans more space than any of the sisterships, as well as the installation of bespoke chandeliers composed of hundreds of intricate glass flowers. The owner also pushed to relocate tenders and toy storage to the foredeck, freeing up the aft decks for larger, quieter guest spaces focused on relaxation. The result is a calm ambiance, an elegant interior, and a slice of serenity at sea.
The star feature of Kasper 7's interior is a massive pink resin dining table.
The Colorful One: BENETTI’S 220- FOOT KASPER 7
Askdeco, the design team behind this 220-foot Benetti, didn’t shy away from color or personality on Kasper 7. The star feature of the interior is a massive pink resin dining table, created by mixing different shades of pink to form a bespoke, form- meets-function art piece. Circular portholes and a color palette of buttercup yellow and dusky pink give the styling a retro twist, but it’s reined in by Askdeco’s eye for distinctive art pieces, ocean-inspired accents, and a crisp, clean backdrop.
The Elegant One: ADMIRAL’S 236- FOOT NO RUSH
Penned inside and out by Giorgio Armani, this Admiral creation is a masterful exercise in glass and pared-back design, delivered to wide acclaim in 2025. Ebony wood and Canaletto walnut meet golden-veined Calacatta marble, with discreet lighting webs and mirrored surfaces that bounce light throughout the spaces. While restrained and distinctly grown-up, the yacht has no shortage of playful features, including a fire pit and an expansive waterfront lounge.
Pink Shadow draws inspiration from relaxed Balinese bars, upscale Palm Beach villas, and exclusive Kensington members' clubs.
The Weird and Wonderful One: DAMEN YACHTING’S 191-FOOT PINK SHADOW
A striking blue-green exterior hints at what lies within one of Damen Yachting’s most customized creations. Drawing inspiration from relaxed Balinese bars, upscale Palm Beach villas, and exclusive Kensington members’ clubs, Design Unlimited has masterminded a curiously colorful, bright, and wonderfully unconventional interior. A lounge pays homage to the 1982 film Fitzcarraldo, while the “Tahiti Plage” beach club on the main deck aft offers an informal, seafront relaxation zone. Elsewhere, the yacht is awash with personal touches, including an oversized silver alligator sculpture.
The Fun One: ALIA YACHTS’ 173- FOOT LIMERENCE
A fun interior for a fun yacht makes perfect sense aboard the 173-foot Limerence, a 2025 support yacht–meets–standalone superyacht from Alia Yachts. Sophisticated yet warm, the design plays with primary hues of red and cobalt, offset by rich olive green.
Sculptures complement plush fabrics and layered textures to add depth and dimension, while maintaining a welcoming atmosphere throughout.
Underlit lighting bars are a thoughtful touch, preserving an understated sense of luxury; essential for a yacht that is, at heart, a toy chest on steroids.
