Bringing together state-of-the-art technology, research, and contemporary design makes the Azimut Grande Trideck a revolutionary triple-decker based on an advanced naval platform to create more intimate contact with the ocean. Grande Trideck is the largest yacht ever built by Azimut and features the signature streamlined design and dynamic external lines that are hallmarks of the Azimut brand.
The flexibility and versatility of this yacht mean that there are different layout options available, and the vessel can be configured to include 5 or 6 cabins, with 4 located on the lower deck. Alternative layout options mean that Grande Trideck can be designed to include a brightly lit VIP cabin on the upper deck, offering incredible views of the ocean thanks to expansive windows. The yacht’s layout breaks from tradition with the inclusion of elements like an extra floating sea Sea View Terrace terrace and hybrid living spaces.
In an innovative and original interior design concept, new areas have been created throughout the Grande Trideck to support a less formal lifestyle that brings one closer to the sea.
The 3 decks are actually 3 decks + 1 with the addition of an ingenious mezzanine sea view terrace at the stern. This revolutionary design concept brings new and wider spaces and thanks to some ingenious engineering, the sea view terrace appears to be suspended magically in mid-air. With four sun terraces to enjoy the open sea and outdoor relaxation and stylish versatility, from top-down to sea level Grande Trideck is unique in size, originality, and function.
When first stepping aboard Azimut Grande Trideck, guests are first greeted by the sweeping central royal staircase, which leads to the Sea View Terrace. The suspended 30-meter square deck creates the impression of being suspended aloft and is designed to facilitate entertainment and provide a comfortable gathering place for guests. C-shaped seating mimics the exterior perimeter shape of the deck, and the glass balustrades inspire the sensation of being at one with the open ocean. Open views can be enjoyed from the deck at any time of day, and the area adds an extended and spacious feel to the deck. A few steps down from the sea view terrace is a flexible indoor-outdoor space connecting to the cockpit.
This Private Patio is perfect for eating or relaxing in an indoor environment and enables a smooth transition between the interior and exterior of the deck.
On Grande Trideck each level is staggered, with the decks creating a cascade effect and each space has been carefully created to be unique in its design, function, and features. From top to bottom, Grande Trideck’s deck areas are ample and spacious, and outdoor spaces are plentiful with a Sundeck, Sea View Terrace, and expansive Beach Area.
Beyond the private patio, the Grande Trideck’s main salon is located. On entering this contemporary modern space, the initial impression is of an open and bright living area. Large floor-to-ceiling windows provide stunning ocean views from every angle creating a real synergy with the outdoor world. Highly lacquered mahogany inserts add a touch of elegant gleaming style, and soft furnishings in carefully selected muted colors complement the space without distracting from the outdoor vista. The salon is designed to encourage conversation and convivial get-togethers with large sweeping sofas and comfortable armchairs that have been crafted in an almost futuristic semicircular design. The centerpiece of the room is the molded offset semicircular coffee table with raised lip edging. Interior pieces have been designed by Achille Salvagni, and each form and shape has been reimagined and crafted from carefully selected materials to exude quality and style.
At the rear of the salon and with entertainment in mind, a large bar cabinet has been thoughtfully placed where it can adequately serve both indoor and outdoor areas. The solid bar cabinet is faced in shining lacquered wood and is topped with a gorgeously patterned Carrara marble counter. The salon’s wooden floor adds natural elements and warmth and includes brass inserts to highlight the herringbone pattern. An asymmetrical white ceiling with circular elements is reminiscent of moon craters and further encourages the futuristic but yet relaxed feel of the room.
To the fore of the main deck is the full-beam owner’s suite; this ample space is illuminated with a large walled window allowing light to cascade in and lift the muted natural tones of the bedroom space. Benefiting from a lobby and ample dressing area, the bedroom is decorated using clear, clean tay wood and neutral Cardoso stone flooring. The subtle natural materials are accentuated and contrasted with highly polished mahogany wood inserts and brass details, hinting at a faintly nautical undertone. Carefully placed LED lighting adds a floating effect to the rooms’ furniture pieces, highlighting the two suspended dressers and breakfast table, which is flanked by two ultra-modern armchairs in an almost ethereal fashion.
