2013 Ferretti Yachts 800

Ferretti presents Ferretti Yachts 800 for the first time in Asia Pacific, the ambassador of the innovation pursued by the Italian shipyard. This model will make its debut at the boat shows in Shenzen, which take place at the end of October and from 8th to 11th November 2013. Innovation is the key word which has always distinguished Ferretti. Over the years, innovation within the spheres of technology, design and style have enabled the brand to become one of the most representative on the market, not only in the nautical industry, but more generally as an Italian-made product worldwide. 
The profile of Ferretti Yachts 800 features two basic elements: the use of the colour bronze for the dome above the helm station and the graphic lines of the glazing, characterised by the alternation of sinuous curves and decisive “cuts”.

The main deck is entirely lit through the windows, guaranteeing maximum external visibility. Three “shark branchiae” windows are a distinctive feature of other Ferretti Yachts models, almost as if to reaffirm their affinity with marine elements. The lower deck features several design solutions produced through cutting-edge planning, guaranteeing an extraordinary amount of lighting for yachts in this segment on the lower deck, too. The two large open view windows of the master cabin are extremely wide, whilst two large windows with portholes which can be opened have been fitted in the guest area, guaranteeing excellent functionality and a remarkable lighting. 
From the outside, the overall view of this yacht gives the idea of a lightweight, highly elegant model, with a sporty touch: the bronze dome, which makes the profile more aggressive, can be completed – upon the owner’s request – with a hard top which can be opened. Ferretti Yachts 800,beside the standard version with roll bar, is available in a second version, the one of this hull, featuring a hard top with built-in and electric sliding awning.

For the interiors of Ferretti Yachts 800 Studio Zuccon International Project and the Group’s team of architects and designers found innovative design solutions for a yacht of this size. The crew area has been moved to the extreme bow, making it possible to optimise the space available to owner and guests, increasing privacy on board.

Innovation was the keyword also for the choice of the materials used on board, giving each environment a feeling of refinement and painstaking attention to detail. The new design trend, both external and internal, reflects in a renewed choice and careful use of elements of decor such as wood, fabrics, and lighting. 
Natural colours dominate on board, to brighten up the contrast and give greater brilliance to the warm shades of the elm wood.