The Dune 90 strays from the common “wedding cake” stacking style of the current yacht market and instead boasts monolithic approach inspired by stealth frigates and rippling sand dunes. The result is a crisp, lean, and classy look that still maintains the modern luxuries you’d expect from a yacht of this size; including 10 guest cabins, swimming pool, berths for a submarine or wave-runners, and like any good megayacht- a helipad.
Designer: Arman Fisette
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berths for a submarine, love to see some designs of that!
this should be in a bond movie
Where do I get one?? I hate always having to choose between taking either my yacht or my submarine out. Seriously though, awesome looking design.
pendant luminaires? seriously?
That’s not a yacht. That’s a Navy Battleship.