Sea World Ship MGG takes you to discover what's new in the yacht design sector: it's Overmarine's turn!
Like a refined loft cradled by the waves, the Mangusta Oceano 44 has its fulcrum in transparent and reflective surfaces. To have no boundaries
Glass is protection and transparency, sliding opening, closing when necessary, without however becoming a barrier. However, it is a look further ahead, towards the sea. Glass is the founding element of Mangusta Oceano 44 , the new three-decker built in Pisa by Overmarine Group . It has the inspiration and morphology of a floating loft, which combines the robustness of the steel hull and the aluminum superstructure with full-height windows, so that the blue is still visible, both in moments of private relaxation and in those dedicated to conviviality . The result of the collaboration between the group's Engineering office, the PLANA Design studio which oversaw the naval architecture and the work of designer Alberto Mancini , it is a chase of reflections and transparencies.
In addition to those of the windows, here is the wardrobe area on the upper deck, with the multiplication of mirrors dedicated to the owner; here is the diaphanous geometry of The island swimming pool, a sunbathing island surrounded by water at 360 degrees . A splendid redundancy, on a smaller scale, of the salty immensities all around. A more intimate liquid portion, with an ingenious touch that is very consistent with the whole: part of the bottom of the pool is glazed, so the light can push down,
down to the bridge below.
Alongside the 4 cabins dedicated to guests, an owner's suite which can also double and take the place of the second lounge, the fulcrum of the Mangusta Oceano 44 are the many common spaces with generous sizes , the total continuity between the interior and exterior , the multiple touches of Made in Italy design. Together, they create that conscious taste of being a refined, bright home, cradled by the ripples of the waves.
Length: 44.47 m
Width: 8.70 m
Engines: 2 x MTU 12V 2000 M86 1700
HP @ 2450 RPM (1268 kW)
Maximum speed: 15.5 knots
Cruising speed: 11 knots
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