There is a self-playing grand piano in the sky lounge, if that gives you an idea.
We finally get a glimpse inside the superyacht Resilience, launched by ISA Yachts in September.
In the 213-foot Classic model, which is one of the yard’s most luxurious vessels, the interior is reminiscent of a high-end hotel. Team for Design’s Enrico Gobbi designed the vessel, which features naval architecture by Palumbo Superyachts and is named after the resilience shown throughout the pandemic.
Finished in an elegant navy and white color scheme, Resilience was built at Palumbo’s Ancona shipyard. With a razor-sharp bow, she cuts through the waves with a dynamic profile.
A large interior volume of over 1,4000 GT makes the yacht stand out, but the luxury interior is what really stands out. In addition to being furnished with gorgeous designer pieces, the yacht offers ample entertaining area. The circular staircase connecting all six decks doubles as a Preciosa art installation featuring striking glass jellyfish.
A total of four large guest cabins and eight crew cabins are located on the lower deck. A beach club of nearly 2,000 square feet contains a swim platform, a lounge, a bar, a gym, sauna, and a massage room. LEDs are strategically placed throughout the club, a Murano glass bar is featured in the bar, and a unique plated ceiling highlights the swimming pool.
There is a full beam owner’s suite on the main deck, with foldable terraces on both sides, a crystal chandelier made by Preciosa again, and contemporary furniture from Palissandro. A convertible staff cabin is available on this level, as well as a stainless steel galley, dining area, and main saloon. A large swimming pool is located aft of this area.
Besides the owner’s office, which has a terrace and bathroom, the bridge deck also offers a captain’s cabin, a VIP suite with a terrace, and a VIP suite with a private terrace. A private cinema and an outdoor dining area are also available. The sky lounge boasts a self-playing Edelweiss grand piano and an alfresco dining area with custom Vaar chairs.
Adding to the excitement, there is a Jacuzzi with mosaic tiles, large sun pads and an outdoor shower on the sundeck. An observatory offers a sunbathing area with panoramic views and a custom fireplace aft of the cockpit.
There are cranes on board to help you get everything into the water. The large garage forward has room for two jet skis, a 27-foot guest tender and a 19-foot crew tender.
Resilience is a luxury yacht with plenty of power: she is powered by twin 1,500kW MTU engines that can reach 17.5 knots at top speed, and cruise at 14 knots at cruising speed.
It’s even more exciting to know that Resilience can be chartered through Edmiston—so you can experience its interior for yourself.
