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| Builder: |
Delta Marine |
| Interior Design: |
Walter Nelson/Adriel Rollins |
| Architecture: |
Delta Marine |
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The 50-meter Delta Happy Days holds the distinction of being not only the
largest-volume composite yacht the company has delivered, but she is also the
largest FRP yacht ever built in the United States. One factor that contributes
to the yacht’s volume was the owner’s requirement that he have an enclosed
aft-deck lounge abaft his suite. The suite and the lounge are full-beam, which
not only add a tremendous amount of climate-controlled space, but provide
spectacular views as well. Instead of being yachty, the décor on Happy
Days is what interior designer Adriel Rollins calls "‘mid- century modern’—a
residential representation that is reminiscent of the 1950s and sixties, albeit
one of higher quality than might be found in any house of that period." The
effort was a collaboration between the Delta Design Group and the owner’s
interior designer, Walter Nelson.
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