Turkish shipyard Sarp Yachts has unveiled the first interior renderings of its XSR 85 RPH, a 25.9-metre model and the latest addition to its XSR range. With the first hull already sold, this raised-pilothouse yacht is set to debut in late 2025.
Red Yacht Design and Van Oossanen Naval Architects are the collaborators on the model. The yacht sets itself apart from previous iterations of the XSR series with its "more expansive interior and exterior spaces", including larger, open-plan living areas, sliding glass doors and floor-to-ceiling windows.
Her interiors draw inspiration from “the captivating beauty of ocean life", with light tones dominating the colour palette and airy spaces that create a tranquil atmosphere for those on board. According to the yard, every detail has been carefully curated to evoke calm while maintaining a connection to the surrounding seascape. Bespoke furnishings further enhance the yacht’s "modern" and "sophisticated" appeal.
Accommodation is across five cabins, including a main deck master cabin with its own private bow terrace. Leisure highlights include al fresco dining on the sundeck and lounge spaces on the main deck aft and swim platform.
Design director of Red Yacht Design, Cana Gokhan, explained: “The XSR 85 RPH represents our commitment to pushing boundaries in yacht design. By integrating an ocean-inspired theme with modern luxury and optimising both interior and exterior spaces, we’ve created a yacht that sets a new benchmark in its category."
Elkin Yildirim, general manager of Sarp Yachts, commented: "The XSR 85 RPH represents a leap forward in yacht design and functionality. In this project, we push boundaries and craft a vessel that merges elegance, comfort and practicality. We are thrilled to share these remarkable interiors, which perfectly reflect our dedication to innovation and excellence."
This follows the news that construction is progressing on Sarp Yachts' 62-metre Project Nacre.
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