Sanlorenzo
- SX112 Motor Yacht

2020

After designing the interiors for Sanlorenzo Yacht’s SX88 and SX76, Piero Lissoni returns to the SX line for a new flagship, concentrating on the subdivision of the internal spaces and establishing a constant dialogue with the outdoors.
In tune with the concept developed for the other models, the main deck has been organized as an open plan space that reinterprets the concept of a yacht interior, extending as one single and continuous context from stern to bow, with a living area adjacent to a bar zone and followed by one of the dining areas, in a seamless indoor-outdoor arrangement that is further accentuated by the large windows looking over the sea.
The bow area of the main deck, on the other hand, is fully equipped to offer the most in convivial enjoyment and relaxation, with a vast sundeck that can be transformed into a discreet, shaded dining area.
On the lower deck, SX112 offers accommodation in three large cabins, one for the owner and two VIP cabins, as well as a lounge area characterized by wooden boiserie and mirrored walls, which can be transformed into an extra cabin for guests. The lower deck also features a kitchen directly connected to the crew quarters. Throughout, restrained materials and detailing combine Japanese purity and Italian elegance and form the leitmotif that is shared by all the interiors.
Staircases are once again a fundamental and characteristic feature of Lissoni’s design. The helical internal staircase extends for three levels to connect the decks, enclosed in a transparent oval volume on the main level, like a precious treasure chest to further enhance its presence and makes it appear suspended in mid-air. The external staircases have a clean and minimal design in keeping with the principles of racing yachts.

“The SX112 is another experimental model, like every new one we work on with Sanlorenzo. In this case we have relied on an ever more architectural approach: it is a floating building. We have connected the spaces exactly as in a building, through very technological openings that create an indoor-outdoor relationship. So we have truly designed a floating villa.” Piero Lissoni


Photographer - Thomas Pagani