The yard's team designed the exterior in collaboration with Reymond Langton and Diana Yacht Design.
Conrad Shipyard, based in Poland, has officially completed the superyacht Ace. The vessel was made to her owner after two years of construction. Ace, 44.3 meters long, is the longest yacht ever built in Poland. After completing sea trials, the shipyard owners showed the interiors of the superyacht, which is the first in the C144S range, for the first time.
The shipyard team in collaboration with the British studio Reymond Langton and the Dutch Diana Yacht Design designed the Ace's exterior.
“Our signature 'rolling wave' on the superstructure reflects the sky above and the water below, while casting captivating shadows on the decks as the sun moves across the sky,” commented Reymond Langton.
Specialists from the Milan bureau M2 Atelier worked on the interiors of the yacht. The interior concept is based on the philosophy “less is more.” The interior features teak wood, Lasa marble, gray leather, as well as light-colored fabrics and metallic accents.
The main salon is a space with plenty of natural light and features three floating sofas. An asymmetrical living room with an L-shaped sofa is located above the bridge. The owner's bedroom has a king-size bed, and the bathroom spans the entire width of the yacht. There are four guest cabins on the lower deck. A beach club, lounge areas, outdoor cinema, bars and an infinity pool are located on the open decks. The garage can accommodate a 7m tender, two jet skis and Sea Bobs.
Built in aluminum, the yacht is powered by two CAT engines with a top speed of 13.8 knots and a range of approximately 5,100 nautical miles. The second yacht in the series is already under construction and will be delivered before the end of 2023.
