MAGNOLIA II

Glass walls spanning thirty meters across MAGNOLIA II's main deck dissolve entirely into hidden pockets, creating an uninterrupted salon that opens completely to the Mediterranean air. Magnolia Yachts engineered this 2026 motor yacht around this singular architectural gesture, where the traditional barrier between interior and exterior simply vanishes at the touch of a button. At just over forty meters, this vessel challenges conventional thinking about protected versus open space. When the glass disappears, the formal dining area flows directly onto the aft deck, while the forward lounge connects to the bow seating without threshold or transition. Guests move freely through what becomes a single, continuous entertaining space that stretches the full width of the yacht. The engineering required to hide such expansive glazing demanded custom structural solutions throughout the hull and superstructure. Magnolia Yachts reinforced the deck framework to support the glass panels as they retreat, while maintaining the clean sight lines that make the effect so striking. Even with the walls closed, the transparency creates an unusually bright interior for a motor yacht of this size. Guest accommodations occupy the lower deck, where four staterooms provide privacy away from the main level's social focus. The master suite spans the full beam amidships, while three additional cabins offer flexible arrangements for family or guests. Crew quarters forward house the professional team needed to operate a yacht of this scale and sophistication. MAGNOLIA II transforms any anchorage into an open-air pavilion floating on water, where the boundaries between yacht and seascape exist only when desired.