Project Mava is 70 mt in length with an 11.3 mt beam, she has been conceived around a balance of sculptural exterior architecture, generous onboard spaces and a close connection to the sea.
The exterior is characterized by a strong, iconic profile, with a distinctive architectural arch sweeping through the superstructure and visually connecting the different decks. Large areas of dark glazing contrast with the predominantly white exterior surfaces, while the relatively clean treatment of the hull and superstructure allows the yacht’s proportions and continuous lines to define her character.
A major focus of the design is the relationship between the yacht and the water. The expansive aft area develops into a multi level beach club conceived as one of MAVA’s principal social and wellness spaces. Alongside direct access to the sea, the beach club incorporates a sauna, massage room and gym, creating a private wellness area at water level.
Multiple exterior lounges, sunbathing areas and pools are distributed across the decks, allowing different areas of the yacht to offer their own atmosphere while remaining visually connected.
The same philosophy continues inside. The interior around soft architectural forms, an understated material palette and extensive natural light. Curved furniture and flowing ceiling geometries complement the exterior language, while floor to ceiling glazing strengthens the visual connection between the interior and surrounding seascape.