At its heart is a simple but ambitious idea: that a yacht’s design can do more than accommodate its owners. It can lift them. Every line, material and spatial decision in Project NEXO has been made in service of one goal, to instil a sense of wellness that goes far beyond a gym or a spa. Here, wellness is not an amenity bolted onto the yacht. It is the architecture itself: the way a space opens, breathes, and reshapes itself around the people living in it.

Designed to Adapt

Project NEXO is built around the belief that a yacht should adapt to its owners, rather than the other way around. Its architecture prioritizes spatial flexibility, with areas that shift configuration depending on the mood, the moment, and the people on board. A soft minimalist design language runs throughout, rooted in natural materials and a deliberate blurring of the line between inside and outside, so that being on board never feels separate from being at sea. It is this constant, quiet dialogue between structure and surroundings that gives Project NEXO its restorative quality: the sense of calm that comes not from a single feature, but from the whole yacht working in your favor.

A Beach Club Built for Immersion

At the stern, a dual-level beach club forms the social and recreational heart of the yacht, and it sets the tone for how Project NEXO approaches relaxation: not as a scheduled activity, but as an atmosphere. A central hot tub anchors the space, flanked by side terraces that open outward to connect directly with the sea, dissolving the boundary between deck and water. Below, a concealed garage keeps a tender and a full complement of water toys out of sight beneath a clean, walkable deck, so the space stays uncluttered and calm until the moment it’s needed. A hydraulic swim platform extends the beach club to the waterline, making the transition from yacht to ocean as effortless as stepping outside for fresh air.

A Bow That Reinvents Itself

Forward, a liftable bow platform turns the foredeck into a genuinely multi-use space, and a strikingly literal expression of NEXO’s philosophy that a single space can hold many different states of mind. Raise it for sunbathing, raise the screen for an open-air cinema night under the stars, or clear it for a dedicated fitness zone. The platform expands the yacht’s usable footprint without ever compromising its clean exterior lines, proving that adaptability and elegance don’t have to be a trade-off.

Living Spaces That Breathe

Midship, the main deck salon opens aft and to both sides, merging with the exterior decks to form additional side terraces. To port, a sliding bar repositions itself to suit the moment, from formal service to casual drinks. To starboard, the salon sofa rotates outward, joining the exterior terrace to create a single indoor-outdoor seating arrangement. Forward, the full-beam owner’s suite occupies the bow, its integrated en suite designed to heighten the sense of space and keep the owner visually and emotionally connected to the water beyond. One level up, the upper deck lounge is equally adaptable, and can be specified as an indoor-outdoor dining area, a gym, or a spa, depending on the owner’s preference.

Natural Materials, Deliberately Chosen

Throughout the interior, stone, linen and leather have been carefully selected not just for how they look, but for how they feel: tactile, grounding, and evocative of the natural world. Biophilic detailing, from planting to organic textures, keeps the focus where it belongs: on the water, the light, and the experience of simply being at sea. Nothing here competes for attention. Every material choice is made so that owners feel more present, more at ease, and more connected to their surroundings the moment they step aboard.