The Superyacht Pearl 95 By Pearl Yachts: A Stunning Work Of Art.
Holding a strong reputation for being Britain’s fastest growing yacht manufacturer, Pearl 95 announces Pearl Yachts’ entry into the super yacht sector with implicit style. Its positively delicious lines and extensive glazing enhances a sporty and aerodynamic silhouette that is nothing short of stunning. Pearl is the result of a successful collaboration with naval architect Bill Dixon, and South-African interior designer Kelly Hoppen who uses a signature blend of natural tones and textures to give interior spaces an ageless sense of calm and tranquility. Pearl 95 was designed to reflect an East-meets-West aesthetics, and the yachts interior designer infused elements and amalgamated styles together in ways that are not always anticipated.
“What I always aim to do with each yacht design is inject a little bit of vibrancy and maintain a level of neutrality within the scheme in order to steer away from the expected.” - Kelly Hoppen
Feedback and suggestions from other Pearl yacht owners have been incorporated into the final creation, and Pearl 95 captures the imagination wherever she goes, and features sweeping curves that intersect with linear shapes and meet with sharp, modern edges. The innovative exterior of the triple-deck flagship is made even more striking by the raised pilothouse, and the finished look simply oozes performance, style, and quality. Bold innovative design combined with sleek and dynamic architecture defines Pearl 95 as a standout vessel, so it is no surprise that she has already been the recipient of prestigious awards such as, Power Yachts - Best Interior Design, Best Layout - World Yacht Trophy, and Best Main Saloon at the International Yacht and Aviation Awards.
Impeccable interiors blend timeless elegance with neutral tones, and sweeping interior flows that create expansive and extensive living areas aboard are plentiful. The main saloon is a tapestry of natural lighting further enhanced by the shining glass windows running the length of the room on both port and starboard sides, and complemented by the floor-to-ceiling glass doors at the stern. Comfortable seating for conversation and entertaining is provided by a large L-shaped sofa. Natural wood flooring and pale ceilings present additional reflective properties, resulting in the room being a cacophony of light with striking views across the azure ocean. Moving through the main salon, a comfortable indoor dining area is designed in an eight-seat arrangement, and light-colored surfaces and furnishing complement and mirror the light, pale ceiling.
Access to the owners’ cabin is via the main corridor, which leads past the main staircase inlaid with wooden steps and adorned with shining chrome, into the master study. Situated to the fore of the main deck and decorated in soft taupes and natural creams, the master suite creates a peaceful and tranquil sanctuary for rest and contemplation. Panoramic forward-facing windows and strip glazing on the sides make the cabin light and airy. A large king-size bed dominates the space, raised on a solid dark lacquered wood platform that is softened by the elegant lighting and soft furnishings, creating a delightful balance of yin and yang.
In a visionary coalescence of dark and light, the lacquered wood is inlaid with lighter paneling, with the effect reversed in other areas of the bedroom. Softened by the sable colored flooring to finely attune each element in a delicately poised effect that negates any perceived disproportion of color. The ensuite bathroom makes full use of lighter marble walls and a floating sink vanity to generate an ethereal and spacious feel. A walk-in shower with bench seat and glass doors is provided, and large mirrors, inlaid ceiling lights, and parallel strip windows placed above the gleaming white bathtub all create an elegantly comfortable environment for showering, bathing, and relaxation.
Guest accommodations are housed on the lower deck, which can be configured in a four or five cabin layout, along with the crew cabins and mess. Cabins are conveniently accessed from the guest lobby and staircase, which leads to the main salon, and VIP cabins and twin cabins all feature furnishings of subtly blended tonalities and ensuite bathroom facilities. Decor and furnishings mimic the design elements and palette of the master suite, and the guest rooms are decorated with dark-grained wood with lighter adornments for a pleasing contrast. Fixtures and accessories give a subtle hint of Eastern influence, which, in combination with the recessed lighting, gives the rooms a meditative aspect that guests will find appealing and engaging.
