Italian shipyard Baglietto has launched the sixth hull in its DOM 133 series, christened Barbara Anne. The 40-metre yacht hit the water in the Carrara harbour in the presence of her owner. She has now been moved to La Spezia to complete outfitting.
Sold by Northrop & Johnson Fort Lauderdale, Barbara Anne has an exterior design by Stefano Vafiadis and benefits from floor-to-ceiling windows and side balconies on the upper deck. The main deck ventilation ducts have been moved outside, so that the main saloon can feature full glazing on the left side for a bright, airy communal space.
Two pools are found onboard. The first stretches across two levels on the aft deck and features a customised engraving on the bottom, while up top, a sundeck pool has been "specially designed and built" for this unit.
Her Leonardo Santi-styled interiors have been inspired by the automotive world, including a colour proposal that pays tribute to the major sportscar brands. The guest cabins are designed in shades of Lamborghini orange and Ferrari red, green and blue, while the wheelhouse features a bronze-coated carbon top and grille inserts.
Other design highlights include the central staircase, which is outfitted in striped wood and LED inserts and crowned by a "magnificent" bespoke chandelier by Paolo Castelli. All indoor and outdoor furniture is by Minotti and comes in a customised fabric.
Two Caterpillar C32 engines propel Barbara Anne to a maximum speed of 17 knots.
Baglietto recently launched the fifth DOM 133, Astera. She is soon to be delivered to an American owner.
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