Italian studio Luxury Projects has unveiled the interior of its design for the 36.5-metre Attitude, the third yacht in the Amer 120 series. This model is nearing completion at the Seven Stars site in Pisa, Italy.
Attitude is the first unit in the series to receive a custom interior by Luxury Projects, with Permare Shipyard and Andrea Ramasco responsible for the series’ exterior design.
“Our vision was to create a yacht that not only reflects elegance and sophistication, but also embodies the conviviality and hospitable spirit of its owners,” explained founder Laura Pomponi. “In this particular instance, the client’s exceptional vision, impeccable taste, and keen eye for color and detail allowed us to fully appreciate the potential of this project.”
Accommodation is for 10 people in 5 cabins. Interior design highlights include a striking dining chandelier designed and engineered by Luxury Projects and the use of “largely” sustainable and renewable materials. Marble is only used in the owner’s cabin, with Sicis glass panels in shades of orange, pink and blue used as a replacement elsewhere. The studio says all the leather on the boards is eco-friendly and is incorporated alongside fabric covers and wallpaper printed with marble powder recycled from stone processing.
The ceiling has a continuous board that hides the structural elements while incorporating light fixtures.
A series of “customized solutions” have been created to highlight outdoor spaces. The most attractive of them is the multifunctional bar counter. This space includes a BBQ, cooking area and a fully retractable bar that can be converted into a DJ console.
According to the Italian shipyard, the Amer 120 model is the largest yacht built using Volvo IPS engines. The attitude can therefore reach a maximum speed of 26 knots and a cruising speed of 23 knots.
Other key specifications include a beam of 7.4 meters and a draft of 2.11 meters.
Luxury Projects is known for its interior work on the 61-metre Feadship superyacht Samadhi, which completed an extensive seven-month refurbishment at its former shipyard in July 2024.
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