Fiart P54 Designed by Pastrovich Studio is a Luxury Superyacht Indeed

P54 Fiart

Exterior design: Pastrovich Studio

Interior design: Pastrovich Studio

Naval Architecture: FIART

Shipyard: FIART

The renowned Fiart shipyard and the legendary Pastrovich, the eclectic Genoese naval architect who developed the new revolutionary 54-footer that offers elegance, spaciousness, beauty, and liveability, collaborated to create the incredible P54.

This new recipe's components and secrets may be discovered in a formula that blends beauty, volume, and a daring spirit.

Shipbuilder Fiart, based in Naples, Italy, will present its cutting-edge day boat during the Yachting Festival (September 6–11) in Cannes and the Genoa Boat Show (September 22-27). The opulent interiors of the Fiart P54 complement its sleek exterior design. She's versatile enough to take you on a day trip, a chase, or a multi-day voyage over the weekend.

The Fiart P54 is characterised by its broad prow, aftward-shifted stern, forward-shifted centre of gravity, and full-beam windscreen. The bow is narrower and sharper at the waterline so that the vessel can easily slice through the waves, and it expands and curves out at the deck where the passengers will be sitting. The high bulwarks in the bow region provide protection for a broad recessed deck. Connecting the front and aft halves, this space may be totally shaded by an awning. There are large seats and an outdoor kitchen in the area where passengers may unwind towards the stern.

An electro-hydraulic platform that can be raised and lowered may be found in the boat's stern, creating a spacious beach perfect for swimming and diving. In addition to its primary use, the platform may also be used to launch a 2.60 m tender.

Inside, the luxurious furnishings and high-quality veneers contribute to the exclusive atmosphere. The boat's interior is outfitted with smoked brushed ash, high gloss ebony, Frau leather, embellishments and accessories in polished and black steel, fabric panels on the walls and ceiling, and oak parquet.

The P54 may be configured with either two or three bedrooms and three separate bathrooms. The two bow cabins will be joined into one spacious and luxurious owner "suite" by use of a central sliding wardrobe system. From the deck, a sailor may enter his quarters. The living quarters below deck are spacious, bright, and cosy because of the many skylights that let in natural light and heat; also, all side windows have motorised drapes for added convenience. The finest appliances and tools are shown in the kitchen.

Volvo Penta engines, beginning with the IPS 950, will power the P54 and options of open boat or one with a hard top are available.

Aesthetically, the P54 has an innovative, muscular, at the same time light and slender line, but in reality it has a lot of volume and space inside that give breath and comfort. The P54 puts the owner and his needs at the center of the stage , creating a boat that has all the arrangements and comforts of a seaside villa, capable of gliding over the waves.

Stefano Pastrovich