Wally Yacht 80 – Restyle

Wally 80 the evolution of an Iconic Stle

At Italstyle, we are not only experts in new yacht construction but also in yacht restyling and refit projects. The refit of the Wally 80 stands as a prime example of our expertise in blending technical innovation with a meticulous eye for detail, transforming this already iconic yacht into a modern and updated version, while preserving the elegance and functionality that make Wally yachts so distinctive.

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Wally Yacht 80 

The refit encompassed both the interior design and systems upgrade, ensuring that all technologies were modernized for optimal performance and reliability. From an aesthetic perspective, we updated the interiors by removing unnecessary elements, such as redundant drawer sets, and streamlining the walls and color schemes, restoring the clean and minimalist design that has always defined Wally’s unique style.

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Wally Yacht 80 

One of the most significant changes involved the complete redesign of the main saloon layout. It now features two distinct yet complementary spaces: a dining area with a transformable and extendable table, which also serves as a navigation desk for the captain, and a cozy lounge area perfect for socializing, enjoying a coffee or aperitif, or simply watching television.

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Wally Yacht 80 

The cabins were also fully updated, maintaining a minimalist approach but enhanced with modern, functional details. The bathrooms were enriched with natural teak accents, adding warmth and sophistication.

This project was made possible through continuous collaboration with the owner, ensuring we translated their vision of a brighter, more modern, and functional yacht into reality while maintaining everyday practicality. At Italstyle, we believe that each refit is an opportunity to breathe new life into a yacht, respecting its essence while steering it towards the future.

Italstyle Yacht Design

45Mt Dora & Sagitta

Project  150ft

Both Dora and Sagitta boast a sleek exterior design that not only enhances their aesthetic appeal, but also ensures optimal performance results. Crafted with a steel hull and aluminum superstructure, the superyachts will be built to RINA classification.

Sagitta KRC Yacht
Sagitta KRC Yacht

Dora and Sagitta feature exterior design by Italstyle Yacht Design, E. Kizilgul and KRC Yachting, the latter of which are also responsible for her naval architecture, alongside Barka Shipyard and Marti Yat. “This collaboration ensures that the yacht not only exudes elegance but is also optimised for exceptional performance,” commented Barka Shipyard.

Dora KRC Yacht
Dora KRC Yacht

The yachts have an expected build time of 26 months, with KRC Yachting acting as Project Build Managers throughout the process. The four deck yachts feature interior design by Italy-based design studio Italstyle Yacht Design. Renowned for their expertise and meticulous attention to detail, Italstyle has crafted a modern and contemporary masterpiece. Sleek lines, expansive glass windows, and carefully curated spaces allow for an abundance of natural light in every guest area.

Designed to indulge the most discerning tastes, the yacht features six sumptuous double cabins for guests, providing an unparalleled level of comfort, while a further four cabins cater to the needs of the experienced crew. A testament to its commitment to excellence, this vessel seamlessly blends cutting-edge design with advanced technology, promising an unparalleled cruising experience.

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KRC-MRT100 – Lady Luna

Project KRC-MRT100

KRC Yachting & Marti Yat Announces New Project: KRC-MRT100, Featuring Exterior by Italstyle.

KRC-MRT100
KRC-MRT100

KRC Yachting is the owner of this project and a leading yacht builder and renovation specialist, is excited to announce their latest project, the KRC-MRT100, featuring exterior design by Italstyle. The KRC-MRT100 is being constructed by naval engineer Mentoryat (www.mentoryat.com), and built by KRC Yachting (www.krcyachting.com) and Martiyat (www.martiyat.com)

The KRC-MRT100 is a stunning vessel with a length overall (LOA) of 30 meters and a beam of 7.50 meters. The yacht is powered by 2 x 650 Man engines, allowing it to reach a maximum speed of 14 knots. With a gross tonnage of 285, the KRC-MRT100 is a spacious and luxurious yacht that is perfect for entertaining guests or embarking on long voyages.

The exterior design of the KRC-MRT100 was created by Italstyle, a renowned Italian design firm that has worked on some of the most iconic yachts in the world. The sleek and modern lines of the yacht are complemented by luxurious finishes and attention to detail. The yacht’s exterior features ample deck space for outdoor entertaining, including a spacious sun deck with a jacuzzi.

The KRC-MRT100 is being constructed by Mentoryat, a highly experienced naval engineering firm that specializes in yacht construction. The yacht is being built by KRC Yachting and Martiyat, two leading yacht builders with a reputation for excellence in craftsmanship and attention to detail.

“We are thrilled to announce the KRC-MRT100 project, which represents the best of Italian design, ” said a spokesperson for KRC Yachting. “We believe that the KRC-MRT100 will be a game-changer in the world of luxury yachting, and we are excited to bring this stunning yacht to our clients.”

The KRC-MRT100 is currently under construction and is expected to be completed in the near future. For more information about the KRC-MRT100 or to inquire about purchasing this extraordinary yacht, please visit & contact www.krcyachting.com or www.martiyat.com

Italstyle Yacht Design

43Mt Orca Yacht Series

Project 43Mt Orca

The Turkish shipyard KRC Yachting has teamed up with the Italian design studio Italstyle Yacht Design for a new motor yacht concept series, the 42.5-metre KRCM 140 Series, Orca.

Orca 140 KRC Yachting
ORCA 140 by KRC Yachting

Orca features the popular wide aft deck that has become popular among explorer and support yachts over the past few years. Her aft deck is full beam with a spacious lounge and dining area amidships and a large sun pad to the aft and like many popular models, she also features hydraulic balconies that open out from each side to further widen the aft deck. Two sets of steps aft lead down to the swim platform which is wide enough to comfortably accommodate sun beds for relaxation right on the water’s edge.

The motor yacht has a stepped access to the upper deck from the port side and this private upper deck is home to a lounge and Jacuzzi area. Orca also features a flybridge with a helm station to the fore and a lounge area to the aft.

The yacht can accommodate as many as 11 guests between seven staterooms; with an owner’s suite, two VIP staterooms, and four additional guest cabins. She can also accommodate a crew of four within her 390 GT of interiors.

In terms of performance, she is powered by twin 900 horsepower MAN engines to a top speed of 13 knots and a cruising speed of 11, and at 8 knots she has a range of more than 4,000 nautical miles.

Italstyle Yacht Design

Project Yacht Design 75mt

Project 75MTV2

Project 75MTV2 – The project was developed based on the input received from Turkish shipyard for a well experienced yacht owner.

Italian Yacht Design

The project was developed based on the input received from the  yacht yard. A customer, an expert shipowner, has commissioned the construction of a new yacht, designed with Italian style.

The yacht with a maximum length of 75mt, built in steel with an aluminum superstructure, was designed by our team of designers to meet the needs of the client and at the same time as the yard ; a large yacht that must  look slim and slender at same time.

We have  developed sinuous lines that tend to descend from the bow to the stern. The chromaticdifference between hull and superstructure allows to obtain an even more slender design; Vertical but rounded bow, the overhanging and recessed elements of the surfaces create ribs that stiffen and structure the shapes, defining their docile but at the same time aggressive character.

Italstyle Yacht Design

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