ACE 2

Fendi Casa's interior architecture transforms Princess's 2015 ACE 2 into a floating residence where social rhythms unfold naturally across 40 meters of thoughtfully connected living spaces. Bernard Olesinski's naval architecture creates an intuitive flow that draws guests between indoor salons and exterior decks without forced transitions or awkward bottlenecks. The main salon opens directly onto the aft deck through wide sliding panels, creating one continuous entertaining space that adapts to any gathering size. Guests migrate freely from cocktails at the interior bar to al fresco dining, then back inside for coffee and conversation as evening settles. This fluid movement between spaces defines daily life aboard, whether hosting an intimate dinner for four or a celebration for the full complement of ten guests. Forward, the upper deck provides a second social hub with its own distinct character. Here, the atmosphere turns more relaxed, with comfortable seating areas that invite long conversations and panoramic views that shift with each anchorage. The space serves as a natural retreat when guests seek quieter moments away from the main gathering areas below. Fendi Casa's interior palette creates visual continuity throughout these social zones while allowing each space to maintain its own identity. Rich textures and carefully chosen materials establish an residential quality that makes extended cruising feel genuinely livable rather than merely luxurious. Eight crew members maintain this sophisticated environment while remaining unobtrusive, allowing guests to inhabit the yacht as they would their own homes. The 8-meter beam provides generous proportions throughout, ensuring that even when all ten guests are aboard, the yacht never feels crowded. Princess's proven 2015 engineering supports this lifestyle with reliable systems that fade into the background, leaving guests free to focus on the company and the ever-changing seascape beyond the windows.