Feadship ‘Juice’ left the dockyard
Last weekend, the 71m yacht ‘Juice’ majestically left the dock in the Netherlands. This event attracted a large number of guests and those who just wanted to appreciate its exterior. The new Feadship combines classic looks with contemporary elegance. Traditional materials such as polished stainless steel, glass and teak are complemented by futuristic and sleek lines of customization.
The owner of ‘Juice’, together with the RWD designers, put a lot of effort into developing a sophisticated exterior with flowing lines and features characteristic of the Feadship shipyard. Here we got rid of all unnecessary and protruding elements in order to achieve smoothness, while maintaining masculine features.
Stairs, the base of the pool and other structural elements of the superstructure are made of polished stainless steel. Also here you can see an abundance of glass, including roof rails and a pool. This technique provides unobstructed panoramic views.
Peter Marino used the finest materials in the interiors, paying close attention to detail and striving for perfection. The designer assures that all the materials on board create a feeling of warmth and comfort, it is enough to touch the door handles or the railing on the stairs. The owner’s deck is located between the bridge deck and the main deck, which is a bit unusual for a yacht of this size. In addition, there are 4 more guest cabins on the main deck, a large beach club, a cinema on the lower deck and a gym on the sundeck.
In the forward deck garage there are three custom tenders: a 10m limotender, an 8m guest RIB and a rescue boat, which can be launched through a gullwing side door.
