GIA GIA'

Bernard Olesinski's naval architecture defines every curve and proportion aboard this 2014 Princess Yachts creation, where the British designer's signature approach to hull dynamics and spatial flow transforms 20.73 meters into something altogether more expansive. His hand appears most clearly in the yacht's profile, where the superstructure rises with measured restraint while maintaining the purposeful stance that has become his calling card across decades of high-performance motor yacht design. Princess Yachts brought Olesinski's vision to life with their characteristic attention to both form and function, creating interior volumes that feel generous without sacrificing the clean exterior lines. The main deck flows naturally from cockpit to saloon, with full-height windows flooding the spaces with light while maintaining the low visual mass that keeps the yacht's proportions honest. Forward, the foredeck offers unobstructed views, its layout speaking to the designer's understanding of how guests actually move through and use these spaces. Below deck, the accommodation plan reflects the same thoughtful approach, with the master suite positioned amidships where the yacht's motion is most gentle. Guest quarters maintain proper proportions rather than cramming oversized furniture into undersized spaces, a discipline that runs throughout the yacht's interior architecture. GIA GIA' represents Princess Yachts during a particularly confident period in their collaboration with Olesinski, when builder and designer had found their rhythm together. The result feels cohesive rather than compromised, with each element supporting the others in service of the larger vision. This is a motor yacht that knows what it is and delivers accordingly.