Mirno More - 20.14m

Princess Yachts' naval architects engineered Mirno More with the precision that has defined the British builder's approach to yacht design for decades. At just over twenty meters, her proportions reflect careful study of how space, light, and movement work together aboard a modern motor yacht. The design team's attention to sightlines becomes apparent throughout her interior, where windows and openings are positioned to draw the eye naturally from space to space. This considered approach extends to her exterior profile, where the superstructure rises in measured increments that balance presence with proportion. Her saloon demonstrates the architects' understanding of how materials can define atmosphere without overwhelming it. Natural light enters through precisely sized apertures, illuminating surfaces chosen for their ability to age gracefully rather than simply impress. The galley integration shows similar restraint, with functionality prioritized over flourish. Below deck, the accommodation layout reveals the design team's focus on how guests actually move through and use these spaces. Cabin proportions favor comfort over square footage, while storage solutions appear where they serve a genuine purpose rather than fill empty corners. On deck, the architects have allocated space based on how different groups naturally gather and separate during a charter. Forward areas provide refuge when privacy is wanted, while aft sections encourage the social moments that define memorable voyages. Mirno More represents Princess Yachts' commitment to designing from the inside out, where every decision serves the people who will actually live aboard her rather than simply those who will admire her from the dock.