Ken Freivokh Design introduces new 140-metre concept

Ken Freivokh Design, the UK studio behind the well-known superyachts Maltese Falcon (88m) and Black Pearl (106m), has just revealed its latest superyacht concept, coming in at 140 metres.

The large-scale project strikes with sleek lines and glossy surfaces whilst the yacht conveys a three-dimensional feel that its multilevel structure creates. The yacht’s signature element, the circular cut-out in the tip of the bow, is an observation platform for prime sunset and sunrise views, whilst the nearby forward helipad allows for two helicopters on standby.

Stepping down, you find yourself in a sunken lounge with a temperature-controlled pool. The side glass panels protect from winds, without restricting sea views.

The centrepiece of the interior social space is the full-sized IMAX cinema. The owner’s staterooms and luxury guest suites are spread over the seven decks, all connected with a glass elevator for ultimate on-board convenience.

The stern of the yacht features a floating dock for tenders, in addition to the full-beam garage able to house up to six limousine tenders and an array of water toys, accessible from the starboard. 

For more information, visit Ken Freivokh Design.