Great projects, like great stories, can arise by chance, from the passionate and joyful intuitions of its protagonists. So it is in art or science, so it is in boating as well. This is the case for the Maestro line by Apreamare, which traces its origins to a restaurant in Genoa during the 2005 Boat Show, when the first sketches were drawn on a piece of paper. The fervent and creative mind of Cataldo Aprea conceived a motor-yacht to navigate in absolute safety and comfort, with great style.
The success of the concept has inspired a new challenge for the Sorrento-based shipyard, addressed to Architect Marco Casali and Engineer Umberto Tagliavini. Maestro 88 is a fully customized navetta with a semi-planing hull. While she strongly recalls the family-feeling of the previous Maestro line, the new flagship introduces innovative solutions and a fresh interpretation of style, form, and livability, just like the now iconic Gozzo line.
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On the flybridge – which demands to be experienced both at anchor and at sea, offering numerous spaces dedicated to relaxation and boasting an elegant galley module with wet-bar – a T-Top with a light and streamlined design stands out. The entire surface area of this part is covered with solar panels to power the onboard systems. For the entertainment of guests or for romantic getaways, the transom garage can house a 4-metre tender and numerous water toys.
The interiors are fully personalized, customizable in the number of cabins, furnishings and concept. Hull number one of the Maestro 88 features 4 cabins, 4 bathrooms, and a studio and relaxation corner with an electric piano, but future owners will have the option of having up to five cabins for guests and two for the crew to accommodate a total of four crew members. The flexibility of the Maestro 88 is a further confirmation of the Apreamare construction philosophy, operating as a “boutique” shipyard, capable of responding to any need for customization through an infinite choice of materials, essences, fabrics and colours, and, most of all, thanks to the expertise of the internal workers, who are real artisans of excellence. Here the décor is a clear modern reinterpretation of the marine style, emphasized by precise details such as the white slatted ceiling, the extensive use of teak, but also by the soft shapes and colors.
