The well known Italian luxury yacht builder, Mondo Marine, is proud to present a preview of the new motor yacht M50 project, created in collaboration with the Milan based HOT LAB Yacht & Design studio. The M50 superyacht project is designed with three decks and a vast sun-deck.
Mondo Marine superyacht M50 project by Hor Lab Yacht & Design
THe innOvATive LOOk of the new semi-displacement yacht M50 draws on elements of Mondo Marine’s traditional styling heritage, adding innovative design solutions that give the yacht’s profile flowing, linear appeal.
Her MOsT eYe-cATcHing feature is the steep rake of the stern, which generates a forward visual thrust for the superstructure and creates a play of open and filled spaces, allowing natural light to bathe the main deck interiors.
Motor Yacht M50 project by Mondo Marine and Hot Lab
THe fuLL-HeigHT winDOws running most of the length of the main deck create exciting, light-filled interior spaces that allow a constant dialogue with the exterior.
Access TO THe M5O YAcHT is along the central walkway separating the two large sunpads – this leads to the aft cockpit, which offers a large sun area and lounge with spacious sofas evoking the generous spaces typical of an open design.
THe fOLD-DOwn BeAcH AreA of the new luxury yacht M50 project is uniquely large for a vessel of this weight. It conceals the access stairway and forms a striking yet warmly welcoming area. This stylistic solution creates an extended visual sweep that acts as a conceptual reflection of the classic external lines. Automobile-style details that are a typical feature of Hot Lab’s work include the design of the aft fairleads. The vessel’s starboard garage hosts a large tender.
Like ALL THe YArD’s MOre recenT YAcHTs, structural, hydrodynamic and technical design for this 50-metre semi-displacement superyacht M50 was handled by Mondo Marine Engineering.
The new M50 project will be presented during the next Monaco Yacht Show (MONDO MARINE stand, Quai des Etats-Unis QE6) and the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show (MONDO MARINE stand, Superyacht Builders 668).
