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Built by Italian yard Ferretti Yachts, part of the Ferretti Group, the INFYNITO 90 introduces a groundbreaking foredeck space that re-imagines how a yacht’s bow should be enjoyed.
The All-Season Terrace, as the bow area is dubbed, is an enclosed haven with a covered roof, featuring strategic cut-outs that still invite expansive views and fresh sea breezes. This innovative design, accessed externally via the side decks, or via a starboard-side door from the interior, turns the bow into quite a space of sanctuary.
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“The All-Season Terrace forms a ‘new world’ within the boat, one that ensures total privacy and is sheltered in all weather conditions by an extension to the superstructure,” said exterior designer Filippo Salvetti, about the bow area, which can be fitted out according to the owner’s preferences.
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That includes at least three options for how the space can be laid-out. As a luxurious lounge, the bow features a spa tub surrounded by wrap-around sunpads, or make it an alfresco sports bar, thanks to a C-shaped bar with a raisable TV screen. Sofas could also be positioned beneath an opened terrace roof that lets the sunshine pour in.
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In all three versions, a pass-through window set between the main deck interior and the All-Season Terrace fully lowers, opening the main deck interior to the bow.
In another step towards flexibility, what’s found behind the pass-through window on the main deck can also vary greatly. On hull one, there’s a grand dining area where eight comfortable chairs are placed around a glass-topped oval table.
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The galley can also be conceived as a ‘show kitchen’ with high bar stools set at the counter to watch the chef in action. But for owners who prefer to keep the galley and chef hidden away, another option is to have a smaller, enclosed galley with the forward main deck used as a master stateroom instead of a dining area.
Looking aft, the space merges with the open-plan galley at the centreline and the main saloon and beyond to the cockpit.
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Below deck, choose between three or four guest cabins, including an amidships master cabin. For fitness lovers, one room can be transformed into a private gym.
For the first time in Ferretti Yachts’ history, the INFYNITO 90 also boasts an enclosed upper deck skylounge. Surrounded by expansive glazing, this space offers panoramic views and a direct connection to the upper deck cockpit.
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Huge windows run the length of the deck in the skylounge – and the main deck saloon below as well – letting in light and views of the water.
The interior design, crafted by Ideaeitalia, offers two distinct aesthetics. In the classic option, warm colours and subtle contrasts evoke the timeless elegance of Italian design. But fresh hues and bold contrasts inspired by the yacht’s outdoor spaces are available for those choosing the contemporary styling.
Both feature bespoke pieces from top Italian furniture brands made specifically for the project.
The INFYNITO 90 doesn’t just look to the future in design, she also sails into sustainability. Among the eco-friendly solutions are solar panels on the superstructure and an energy bank of power lithium batteries that can provide up to eight hours of zero-emission and silent operation at anchor.
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Green materials include natural and bamboo fabrics, regenerated leather, and ecological water-based paints that reduce the yacht’s environmental impact, as well as sustainable wood – FSC 5-certified lamellar teak is used throughout the exterior spaces.
From its innovative All-Season Terrace to its eco-conscious design, it’s easy to see why this vessel is turning heads. In the INFYNITO 90 is a yacht that dares to be different.
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