With an emphasis on ocean vistas, 64-meter superyacht concepts by Nick Stark Design have been revealed.

The interior’s ability to maximize passenger views has been given top priority by Project Grace’s designer. It is easy to forget that owners see their vessel from the inside out. Sure, a gorgeous silhouette is lovely, but you will be looking out rather than in for much of your time on board. The yacht’s naval architect and designer, Nick Stark, clarified that glazing detail is crucial.

The main saloon on the main deck, with its floor-to-ceiling windows providing sweeping views of the sea, is where this is best displayed.

Project Grace aims to integrate public and private spaces in addition to offering light and vistas. The main deck has a special party space that can be furnished with a DJ, lighting setup, and music system of your choosing. A more sedate location will be available elsewhere, on a private sundeck complete with a bar, loungers, and a Jacuzzi.

Twelve people could fit on the three decks of the yacht. On the main deck, there are two full-beam VIP suites as well as a separate owner’s cabin.

One of the main features of Stark’s design is the connection between the outside and inside areas. The beach club offers direct access to the sea and is connected to the health and pool area on the main deck.

Stark said of the suggested building materials, “We anticipate an aluminum structure that is optimal in terms of weight and performance.” “If the client requests it, there is a case to be made for a steel hull with an aluminum superstructure.”

This is the Australian design studio’s second proposal; the first being the 94-meter Project Crystal, which was shown earlier this year.