The Italian Sea Group Launches ADM 67m Superyacht

The Italian Sea Group has launched the ADM 67m, a new 67-meter superyacht of the Admiral fleet. The ADM 67m is the result of collaboration between The Italian Sea Group’s Centro Stile, which designed both the external lines and internal layout, and British designer Mark Berryman, who developed the ...

The Italian Sea Group Launches ADM 67m Superyacht

The Italian Sea Group has launched the ADM 67m, a new 67-meter superyacht of the Admiral fleet.

The ADM 67m is the result of collaboration between The Italian Sea Group’s Centro Stile, which designed both the external lines and internal layout, and British designer Mark Berryman, who developed the interior design concept of the interiors, created by CELI 1920, the group's cabinet-making business unit.

“This superyacht boasts a bold, almost masculine aesthetic, with elegant proportions and refined details that express both harmony and audacity, much like the entire Admiral fleet,” says Giovanni Costantino, founder and CEO of The Italian Sea Group.

“Following the great success of the Admiral Life Saga superyacht delivered in 2019, it was a pleasure to collaborate once again with The Italian Sea Group on this new project,” says architect Mark Berryman. “The original brief was to evoke the same sensations as M/Y Life Saga, with clean, contemporary interior and exterior lines, but also with a strong sense of the owner’s identity.”

The lines are sculptural and deep, but at the same time light and fluid. The details are refined. The white of the hull and superstructure, together with the black of the large windows, mark and underline the architecture of the entire yacht.

The interior layout, structured on five decks, follows an innovative scheme, especially from a distribution point of view. The concept behind it is a new relationship between internal and external space in which these two areas sometimes merge to the point of creating versatile hybrid zones that can be adapted to the needs of the guests, the time of day or evening, as well as the weather conditions.

Large, floor-to-ceiling sliding glass walls change the perception of a given environment, whether a dining room or a lounge, allowing guests to feel simultaneously inside and outside.

Large hatches and fold-down balconies add significant value by increasing usable space and create dedicated areas for specific functions, from outdoor exercise to relaxation on the sun pads and easy access to the sea and various water toys.

The interiors are rich in artisanal details and feature a calming palette of neutral tones ranging from warm white to sand and beige, with bolder, but still natural accents in shades from biscuit to chocolate brown.

The style is contemporary and sophisticated but not excessive, with “balanced” being the key word to describe it. The use of precious materials with a sporty, almost casual tone makes guests feel at home, enjoying maximum comfort in a serene and informal atmosphere.

For more information: theitalianseagroup.com