Antonina

Ferretti Yachts positioned Antonina's main salon windows unusually low in 2010, creating an unbroken visual connection between interior seating and the waterline that few motor yachts of this era achieved. This deliberate choice transforms every moment at anchor into a floating perspective, where guests find themselves at eye level with the sea itself rather than looking down upon it. The Italian builder's approach to this 24.7-meter design prioritizes proportion over spectacle. Interior volumes feel generous without the forced drama common to motor yachts of similar length, while exterior lines maintain the restraint that marked Ferretti's work during this period. Each space serves its purpose without competing for attention, allowing the yacht's fundamental character to emerge through use rather than first impression. Antonina represents the refinement that comes from a builder working within established parameters rather than chasing trends. The yacht's 2010 vintage places it at a moment when motor yacht design had found its confidence, resulting in decisions that read as intentional rather than experimental. Here is a vessel that understands its role completely.