The reverse bow is a striking feature of the Nuvolari Lenard 66-metre but the design emphasis is on the sweeping line all the way aft, creating the impression that the hull and superstructure form a seamless whole. “It is impossible to have a nicely proportioned design by separating the hull and the superstructure,” says Carlo Nuvolari. “Beautiful buildings and automobiles are composed of integrated parts; so too should a yacht be.”

On the sundeck the emphasis is on “flexible Mediterranean living”, and this means that guests can be protected from wind and weather via glass partitions. Guests on the sundeck can dine outdoors and there is further outdoor dining on the deck below. There is also a well-appointed beach club adjacent to the swim platform, and a garage capable of storing two eight-metre tenders and a full set of toys. Inside the beach club there will be a gym, hammam, and a beauty/massage room with sea terrace. Up on the main deck aft there is a 6.2-metre swimming pool. There will also be a touch-and-go helipad on the foredeck.

Guests are accommodated in two VIPs and four doubles. The steel and aluminium yacht is projected to reach a top speed of 16 knots.