Design

Boats

Riva 22'

Riva 22' a perfect option to fly across Lake Como. Inspired by the classic Acquariva of Riva inc. of Sarnico, Italy with the tanning beds behind the helm. The bow of the boat is similar to that of the Acquariva with beautiful wood paneling. The helm is outfit with all of the necessities. To the left of the helm there is a small wine refrigerator to enjoy a glass anywhere on the water. The windshield is wrapped in stunning stainless steel highlights which can be found throughout this stunning freshwater craft. The helm seat is accompanied by old Cadillac bench style seating for guests. To the left of the helm is a small storage compartment in the floor for easy access to towlines and other equipment. Moving farther aft, guests can easily access the tanning beds by stepping up on the bench seat. There, the lush wood paneling continues through to the stern. There are four cup holders in between tanning beds and can be converted to wine glass holders as well. The top of the wood paneling in between the tanning beds is covered in a anti-slip traction film to make it easy for guests to walk from the stern to the main deck. There is a swim platform at the back the runs along the stern. The 100hp in-board engine is found under the tanning beds near the stern. The engine can be accessed using a hydraulic hatch controllable from the helm.L

Oia 26'

Oia 26' inspired by the circular dome style homes found on the island of Santorini, Greece provides all amenities customary with a typical Grady White. Oia 26' combines the classic front and back seating areas for guests up to 8. The boat also has a central helm with a small bench seating area in front of it for additional guests. With its Santorini Inspiration, there are windows on either side of the helm to give a unique presence on the water. Under the helm there is a head accessible via the port side of the boat. The in-board 200hp engine sits aft in between the two guest seats. When not open, the engine cover provides cup holders and ample space for entertaining. There is a compartment between the engine and the helm for storing lines and other equipment. There is also storage space under the seat cushions at the bow for additional equipment storage.

Oia 32'

The Oia 32’ is essentially an enlarged version of the Oia 26’. With a longer boat, this allows for larger features. For instance, the main helm is slightly raised to allow for better sigh lines for the captain. Next to the helm is an entrance into the stateroom and head at the bow. Behind the helm is a long Cadillac style couch the spans the entire width of the boat providing lavish seating for guests. Behind the couch is a sun lounge inspired by classic Riva models. The sun lounge also doubles as a float and can be set afloat on the water to lie on when anchored. When the float is removed from its place at the stern, underneath reveals a small jacuzzi style pool for guests to relax in while the boat in sedentary. The exterior is also inspired by the island of Santorini with the oval and circular shaped port holes at the bow to allow natural light into the stateroom and the eye shaped side window that runs farther aft near the helm. This window is inspired by the sideview mirrors designed for the Pagani Huarya and also inspired by the shape of a woman’s eye. There is also a diving platform at the stern for swimming that runs the width of the stern and has a reach of two feet.

ánemos 36'

The Ánemos 36’ is made with organic design at the foundation of its impeccable profile. The hull is made with wood angled to allow the craft to effortlessly glide through the water while still maintaining a beautiful aesthetic appeal both above and below the water line. The helm is elevated to allow the captain to have perfect sight above the rest of the ship. The main cabin is equipped with a small galley, a stateroom, a head, and a common area to relax. There are windows on either side of the cabin to allow plenty of natural light into the entire cabin. The upper deck has ample space on either side of the cabin to walk the entire length of the ship. Ánemos is designed for both weekender yachting as well as multi-week excursions.

Fira 44'

Fira 44’ is the first design in the yachting class Fira. It has 4 decks with 2 flybridges and other decks. The top flybridge is the main helm equipped with navigation systems and other maneuver assist systems. There are three stations at the helm for a entire team to have access to controls and navigations. Behind the help is a spiral staircase that goes down to the first flybridge. This deck has a bar with a small sink. Also there is a table with swivel chairs for entertaining. Towards the stern on the same deck there is a small open gas fireplace with a wrap around couch for lounging. Walking towards the bow on that same deck, there is a sliding glass doorway that opens to an inner balcony looking down on the main cabin and lounging room. There is a much larger open spiral staircase that hugs the port side of the wall and goes down to the main deck.

Product Concepts

Oil Container

Originally designed by Achille Castiglioni in 1984. It was manufactured and produced by Alessi using a combination of stainless steel and glass.

Limestone Sink

This limestone sink is designed to have a natural drain. It is inspired by the limestone in the Gulley that I used to hike in Upstate New York when I was younger. The limestone would naturally wear away wherever the water was flowing. Over time the water would create a natural channel in the limestone. That is my goal with this sink, to create a drain that creates a natural path from the faucet into the sink and through the drain. The drain in this sink will actually be hidden away at a 90 degree angle so that it creates an effect like the water is disappearing into the rock. This will all be one slab of limestone and have the natural contours in the sink.

Lounge Chair

This is a lounge chair sculpted with clay. The goal of this model is to create the curvature of the chair that would naturally fit with the curvature of the body while lying down. The foot and leg contour at the end of the chair is inspired by the front of my favorite car the, Pagani Huayra. The chair also has a build-in table for easy access that can be removed and folded into the side of the chair when needed similar to an airplane tray table. The table is coming out from the right side primarily because with my own considerations of being left-handed, this is easier to use for me.