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Three's a Charm

The day Marie-Louise Sciò first set foot on the island of Ischia in 2018 and breathed in the jasmine and wild thyme-fragranced...

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Expanding Horizons

Marco Bonelli and Marijana Radovic, the duo behind Milan-based studio m2atelier, share insights on their recent move into yacht design, plus what inspires their equally pioneering and practical creations

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Changing the Game

Jarkko Jämsén, the Finnish designer behind Raven, potentially the boat build of the decade, reveals how he told the owner not to have her made – and why she’s just the first of her kind
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The View From Here

Having spent his younger years messing about in dinghies, self-taught sailor and world-class designer Malcolm McKeon knows a thing or two about sailing yachts. Here, the award-winning naval architect shares some personal insights on his four decades in the industry, as well as his ideas for the future
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From Land to Sea

Featuring a contemporary, warm and crafted look by Swedish architects Andreas Martin-Löf Arkitekter, the 34m sailing yacht ZEMI is a fine example of how shore-side designers can adapt to create stunning, boundary-pushing yacht interiors
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Designing for the Future

Family-run architectural firm Estudio Ramos has been progressing high design for 35 years – putting nature first from the very beginning. We catch up with father-and-son team Juan Ignacio and Ignacio Ramos to find out more about their renowned but hushed approach

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Lighting the Way

Designer Mark Whiteley explains why he’s keeping it simple
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A Kind of Magic

For 65 years, Germán Frers has been enchanting the sailing world with his designs. TIDE falls under his spell.
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Sense and Sensibility

Form always follows function, says designer Adriana Monk, but for the best results there should also be an element of fun