![]() ![]() At the time of its delivery, the Maltese Falcon held the title of the world’s largest sailing yacht, and remains one of the world’s most recognisable superyachts. Maltese Falcon was commissioned by Tom Perkins and built in 2006 by Perini Navi, with naval architecture by Gerard Dijkstra and interior design by Ken Freivokh. The refit has taken more than six months and involved over 80 people working on various teams in synergy with the boat’s crew. ![]() “But most memorable of all the features is the huge outdoor cinema set up on the upper deck, with movies able to be projected onto one of the yacht’s sails for the ultimate cinema session.The three-masted 88-metre sailing superyacht Maltese Falcon has completed its refit at the Lusben shipyard in Italy. “The seating area on the bridge deck forward is a lovely spot that gives a unique viewpoint when sailing,” says Riley. There are numerous private spaces to escape to and enjoy the experience of life on the water. Jacuzzis can be found inside and out, and recent additions to the yacht include a new spa facility with a hair salon and massage room (a qualified beauty and massage therapist sits among the 19-strong crew). When it’s time to stop partying, there are plenty of options to sunbathe, dine or relax. The central bar has played host to a wide variety of events and parties in its time. The exterior spaces are home to some of the Maltese Falcon’s most popular features. All the key spaces are linked by a striking central staircase. The main deck is also home to a cards and games room, and modern office facilities that make it easy to work on board. Inside are two lounges and another formal dining set up, with the dining area bearing Japanese influences. “The circular bar on the main deck aft is a focal point that seamlessly integrates the interior with the exterior deck spaces,” says Chloe Riley, the Maltese Falcon’s charter broker at SuperYachtsMonaco. The spacious layout allows for six different dining and entertainment spaces / ©SuperYachtsMonaco The large main saloon leads directly out to a circular bar that includes a full formal dining table – picture world-class dining under the stars. The main deck is the focal point for guests to gather and enjoy. Her spacious layout allows for six different dining and entertainment spaces. The Maltese Falcon is a very social yacht that is well suited to entertaining. ![]() Four large doubles, all with ensuites, complete the picture. The equally impressive VIP suite is located on the upper deck with direct access to the bridge and its own deck space. The Maltese Falcon accommodates 12 guests in six cabins – the full beam master is positioned on the lower deck, with highlights including a full width dressing room and a private gym. This effect was achieved using a combination of materials including walnut, Macassar ebony, glass, leather, carbon fiber and aluminum, complemented by beautiful artworks and sculptures. For the interior, Freivokh created an elegant aesthetic with an industrial edge. ![]() Goldman Sachs Private Wealth Managementįreivokh describes the design of the yacht as being “form follows function,” while still upholding essential design principles, balanced proportions, and uncluttered and purposeful shapes. ![]()
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