CASA

Luca Bassani's singular vision transforms this 2016 Wally into a study of contemporary living at sea, where social interaction flows naturally across interconnected spaces. Seven guests move effortlessly between environments designed without traditional barriers—the main deck opens completely to create one expansive social zone where conversation carries from lounging areas to dining spaces without interruption. Interior volumes feel unexpectedly generous for a 27-meter yacht, with sight lines that extend through multiple areas, ensuring no guest feels isolated from the group's energy. Life aboard CASA centers on this open-plan approach, where the four-person crew can service guests without disrupting social flow. The yacht's 7.75-meter beam provides substantial width for gatherings, while Bassani's restrained material palette keeps attention focused on the ocean views and guest interaction rather than decorative elements. AllSeas' naval architecture supports extended cruising, allowing groups to settle into a rhythm of relaxed socializing that defines the yacht's character—conversations that begin at breakfast naturally continue through sunset without the formal transitions typical of more compartmentalized designs.