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Home›Green Marine›Lady in blue will participate in the 2006 Monaco yachtshow
Green Marine

September 9, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Lady in blue will participate in the 2006 Monaco yachtshow

LADY IN BLUE, with in-house naval architecture and engineering by Amels, was launched in spring 2004 for clients who enjoyed having many guests aboard, and also placed the yacht in charter. To have room for a highly social lifestyle, the yacht’s interior volume was enlarged by Amels by extending the

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LADY IN BLUE, with in-house naval architecture and engineering by Amels, was launched in spring 2004 for clients who enjoyed having many guests aboard, and also placed the yacht in charter. To have room for a highly social lifestyle, the yacht’s interior volume was enlarged by Amels by extending the superstructure several meters over a well-proven 52-meter hullform. This resulted in an unusually large owners’ suite and grand main-deck saloon and dining area, and a bridge-deck lounge that, with its afterdeck, can be converted to a disco.

LADY IN BLUE was styled by interior specialists Studio Alberto Pinto in cooperation with architect Laura Sessa. The d

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