Super Polaris 70 Explorer Yacht Interiors by Pulina Exclusive Interiors

With a steel hull and an aluminium and composite superstructure, Super Polaris 70 features a high level of innovation and springs from the desire to pay tribute to the glorious history of Cantieri di Pisa while breaking new ground in modern yachting. The project marks the start of the partnership – strongly supported by Cantieri di Pisa CEO Marco Massabò – with T. Mariotti, a leading player in the shipbuilding industry, and presents a new generation of yachts conceived as explorer. The interior design is by Pulina Exclusive Interiors, in a collaboration with Cantieri di Pisa that conveys a clearly defined value in terms of continuity.

“Our story and ties to the local area are pillars of the shipyard’s philosophy. We like the idea that we’ve chosen a world-renowned interior design firm whose innovative spirit and willingness to experiment we appreciate, but which has its roots and headquarters in Pisa,” says Massabò.

The idea of designing the superyacht as a base for adventure is reflected in the design of the interiors, where the extensive glazing creates an ongoing dialogue between the surrounding environment and the interior spaces. The concept embraces a contemporary sensibility and the elegance of luxury applied with a practical approach. The aim is to recreate settings that are warm, refined and relaxed. This mood is evoked by the choice of neutral tones and a palette of light colours that reflect the natural elegance of fabrics such as linen, perfect for days at the beach, and cashmere, ideal for wrapping up in colder weather.

The design studio has chosen natural materials and metallic details that create a cosy atmosphere. The two main woods, lighter and darker varieties of walnut, create a visual contrast that defines the spaces, while travertine marble, which plays a key role in the project, is used for walls and countertops, giving them a sense of continuity and grandeur.The use of leather surfaces, glass and marble adds a modern touch. The metal inserts give the richly detailed walls a soft rhythm, and they are subtle elements, conveying a contemporary design vision. The project prioritises Italian craftsmanship, with furnishings and lighting products created in collaboration with leading Italian brands committed to using local raw materials where possible. The studio celebrates craftsmanship by working directly with the craftsmen themselves, with the people who ‘create with their hands’, in order to highlight specific techniques on materials such as leather, metal, marble and wood.

Architect Alessandro Pulina, Founder and CEO of Pulina Exclusive Interiors, commented: “The search for new experiences and horizons is emphasised by the desire to offer an ‘oasis of comfort’ that is perfect in any setting, from tropical seas to the north and south poles. We tried to use the neutral shades of natural fabrics – linen and cashmere – with a nuanced palette of light colour shades plus a few contrasts in order to create a dreamlike environment when cruising.

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