The unveiling of the new design for the Azimut 38-metre Grande Trideck signals an original and daring new direction for the brand's flagship model. The exterior, designed by Alberto Mancini, retains its signature sculptural fluidity, while the visionary duo at m2atelier have introduced a fresh interior design language—marking a new creative chapter for the superyacht series.

Barefoot Luxury—a concept that weaves together aesthetics and emotion—was conceived by m2atelier specifically for Azimut, in response to the evolving lifestyles of a new generation of owners and seafarers. They value freedom and spontaneity, seeking a more authentic and emotionally resonant experience on the water. It is a style that celebrates leisure as the ultimate luxury: effortless, unpretentious, and deeply personal.

In keeping with Azimut's signature integrated design philosophy, m2atelier envisioned every element of the project as part of a harmonious whole—from the architectural structure to the furnishings, with nothing left to chance.

In the vision of m2atelier's co-founders, Marijana Radovic and Marco Bonelli, the interior language is warm yet restrained, understated yet exceptionally refined. A carefully curated palette of materials—limited in variety but rich in texture—is paired with pure, uncluttered forms. Lines define the architectural vocabulary: horizontal and vertical strokes expand the sense of space, while diagonal accents introduce warmth and intimacy. The result is an environment where balance and precision intertwine, creating a serene yet welcoming atmosphere. And just at the right moment, bold contrasts shift the rhythm, confident design gestures stand out, sparking curiosity and evoking a subtle sense of wonder.

This philosophy finds its most iconic expression in the Unveiling Wall—a masterful fusion of function and aesthetics. Combining haute-couture-inspired vertical grilles with a custom sliding mechanism, it reveals the television screen with a theatrical flourish. It embodies the essence of harmonious contrast, gracefully resolving contradictions: within its studied minimalism, it dares to stand as a work of art in its own right. This is the first of a new generation of feature walls—a subtle yet deliberate design language that will carry through all future m2atelier projects for Azimut.

'Our vision for the interior design, in collaboration with m2atelier, was to make every element resonate emotionally,' says Federico Lantero, Head of Product Design at Azimut. 'It's not just about elegance—it's about creating an atmosphere that evolves with those who experience it, conveying a sense of quiet confidence and reassuring calm. The superyacht expresses an idea—not simply to be inhabited, but to be felt.'

Throughout the yacht, m2atelier's creative expression unfolds through layered geometries and shifting perspectives, creating a kaleidoscopic architectural effect. From the precision of wood-grain matching to the architectural interplay of light and shadow, every element contributes to an interior that feels at once expansive and meticulously crafted, dynamic and harmonious. The layout is open and legible, from the main salon to the owner's suite and beyond to the seascape itself—yet this openness does not compromise privacy. The owner's suite is a study in layered transparency, where glass and vertical partitions extend sightlines and allow natural light to flood the space.

Crucially, light becomes a defining language of this aesthetic vision—guiding perception, revealing depth. 'For us, light is not an embellishment. It is the quiet force that gives form to space, reveals the texture of materials, and infuses the on-board experience with emotional depth,' say Radovic and Bonelli. 'On a superyacht, light becomes the invisible thread connecting every environment, highlighting the fluidity of the layout and giving each area its own distinct atmosphere. We don't want to decorate with light—we want to sculpt with it. On a superyacht, light is architecture.'

The forward deck features a sunken pool with built-in loungers and a rotating sun-pad backrest, elevating outdoor comfort and creativity to new heights. Up above, the Sky Lounge has been reimagined as a vibrant haven for today's free-spirited owners—those who live by their own standards and expect their yacht to be equally adaptable. Whether for quiet moments, movie nights, or impromptu dinners, the space transforms effortlessly from a relaxed lounge to a cinema room or an indoor dining area, thanks to a multifunctional lift table.

The interiors are adorned with exclusive custom pieces by the renowned Italian furniture house Giorgetti, crafted to m2atelier's exclusive designs and in perfect alignment with the integrated design philosophy—ensuring a cohesive aesthetic and spatial harmony throughout.