Italian shipyard Baglietto has offered a first look inside its 41.7 metre superyacht Rush following her debut at Cannes Yachting Festival last month.
The aluminium yacht sports a modern interior and exterior design from Francesco Paszkowski with interiors created in collaboration with Margherita Casprini.
Rush features a dark grey hull with a slender silhouette and low hard top that enhances her predatory profile. Aggressive lines are carved out by an extensive use of glazed surfaces across several levels.
As her name suggests, Rush is a high-performance yacht that will be able to reach top speeds of 28 knots with the help of triple MTU engines and a planing hull. According to Baglietto, the yacht is a not to the yard's history, which originally focused on planing yachts.
On the interior, a generous volume has given the design team plenty of space to play with, with features including a cinema room and large beach club area adjoining the swim platform.
The interior themes of the yacht are contemporary and elegant while making full use of natural light that floods in from full-height windows in the main saloon. The main salon has an open-plan layout, with sofa seating aft of a formal dining space for up to eight, which sits below a television screen.
Forward of the yacht’s main deck is a full-beam owner’s suite with large en suite and spacious walk-in wardrobe. On the lower deck, guests will find four guest cabins comprising two double VIP cabins and two twin cabins. Crew accommodation is also found on the lower deck.
Opportunities to dine and unwind are located across the yacht’s exterior decks, with al fresco dining on the aft and a sunbathing area on the bow.
The yard and the design team have championed flexibility and owner-friendly features throughout Rush. The yacht’s tender storage is located on the side of the yacht to allow for easy launching and hauling and a draft of just two metres allows for hassle-free cruising in shallow water regions.
The images of Rush come after the yard unveiled images inside the first 41m DOM 133 Attitude in September 2022.