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Throughout the yacht, Aiello and Ferraro wanted the outside
space to be a functional extension of the interior, so from the cocktail area on
the main deck to the dining areas on the upper deck and fly deck, there is
seating for at least 10 people. In addition, a dumbwaiter links the
professionally appointed galley to all decks above, including the fly deck,
allowing the deck’s round teak table under the roll-bar roof to be used for
private dining. The fly deck also includes a bar immediately adjacent to the
Jacuzzi so guests can imbibe while relaxing in the tub—a fun feature borrowed
from resort hotel pools. In terms of exterior styling, Dan Lenard believes
Saramour to be one of the most balanced 46-meter yachts
on the market. "All too often you see medium-sized yachts trying to look as big
as the yacht the owner didn’t buy, which leads to chasing volumes, and the
styling is compromised. This is an honest 46-meter yacht that doesn’t try to be
anything else." Although each of the Magnifica hulls produced to date differ from one another
in many respects, they are all based on the same concept, and when the hull was
lengthened after the first model, the extra three meters changed only the
overhangs rather than the box volume. "CRN’s achievement with the Magnifica
series," says company CEO Lamberto Tacoli, "is that we have established a proven
platform, rather like the chassis of a car, where the hull and superstructure
have been thoroughly tried and tested so as to guarantee a naval architecture
that is functional and cost effective. The result is a well-engineered machine
that can then be highly personalized to satisfy the tastes of more than one
client. Magnifica,
Clarena and Saramour share this
common platform, but they are also three very different boats."
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