Turkish designer Abdulbaki Şenol has released a new, 110-metre superyacht concept called Grandeur. The motor yacht is characterised by a matte-grey colour proposal, geometric lines and an X-style bow, reminiscent of both explorer yachts and support vessels.
According to her designer, one of the standout features of Grandeur is her width, with extended enclosed sections reaching toward the bow to maximise upper deck living spaces. Accommodation is spread across the upper deck and includes four VIP cabins and a master cabin, which can be positioned forward to benefit from panoramic views off the bow.
The master cabin is fitted with a private balcony complete with infinity pool and generous sunbathing space, while the VIP cabins are equipped with floor-to-ceiling French windows.
The dining hall is worth noting, as it benefits from the main deck’s lofty, 5.5-metre height. Also equipped with French windows, there is natural light and sea air brought into the space when opened. In front of the dining hall is a fixed balcony and staircase that leads directly to and from the upper deck accommodation.
Exterior renderings reveal additional leisure details, including a helipad, an infinity pool, a spacious sundeck with loungers and ample sofa seating and sun pads across all levels aft. Twin staircases on the swim platform will allow direct and easy access to the water.
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