Roberto Curtó presents 63m Hypnosquid superyacht concept

Italian designer Roberto Curtó has showcased Hypnosquid, a 63.2-metre (207-foot) superyacht design inspired by the physical attributes of the cuttlefish.

An all-aluminium design, the yacht has been inspired by the cuttlefish’s “elegant, fast and agile” characteristics, Curtó said.

A standout feature of Hypnosquid’s exterior design is the considerable number of coloured LED windows, which signify the yacht’s eyes.

“Hypnosquid has really bright interiors, thanks to its big windows and ‘glass eye’ windows in the saloon,” Curtó explained.

Accommodation on board is for up to 10 guests, with the owner’s “duplex” spanning across two decks. The bedroom is located upstairs and the lounge and library can be found downstairs. Located forward, the suite also incorporates a full-beam lobby and a garden.

Elsewhere, the guest cabins sit on the lower deck alongside the crew accommodation which sleeps 12 staff.

A full-beam lounge and games room on the main deck is equipped with screens, allowing the games room to be sectioned off in privacy. A dining area for a total of 12 guests is also on the main deck, nearby to the galley so guests are able to watch the chef at work.

Positioned on the upper deck is Hypnosquid’s wheelhouse and wellness area aft with a massage centre, gym and cinema room. A Jacuzzi, meanwhile, is located on deck while the swimming pool sits aft and includes a waterfall feature.

Primarily intended for Mediterranean and Caribbean cruising, but suitably equipped for transatlantic crossings, the superyacht will be powered by 4 x 16V 2000 M96L engines. She will have a range of 3,000 nautical miles and a top speed of 30 knots.

The 1,050GT yacht also features a 13.7-metre beam and 2.9-metre draft.

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Source: Boat International