OCEANIC 143

Michela Reverberi's interior architecture for this 2023 Canados creation revolves around a radical transparency concept that dissolves traditional boundaries between indoor and outdoor living. Floor-to-ceiling glass panels slide away completely on multiple levels, creating what amounts to floating terraces that merge seamlessly with the Mediterranean horizon. OCEANIC 143's 43.45-meter profile benefits from Arrabito Naval Architects' hull engineering, which prioritizes stability over pure speed, allowing those expansive glass walls to function without the structural compromises typical of lighter designs. The result transforms typical yacht entertaining into something closer to clifftop villa living, where guests move fluidly between climate-controlled comfort and open-air freedom. Reverberi's material palette reinforces this inside-outside concept through consistent stone and wood finishes that flow uninterrupted from interior floors onto exterior decks. Her furniture selection emphasizes low-profile pieces that maintain sightlines even when the glass panels are closed, preserving the visual connection to water and sky that defines the yacht's character. The 8.22-meter beam provides unusual width for a vessel of this length, space that Canados and their design team have used to create genuine room-sized areas rather than the typical corridor-and-cabin layout. Ten guests find themselves in environments that feel more like contemporary architecture than traditional yachting, supported by seven crew members who maintain the complex systems that make such radical openness possible. Canados delivered OCEANIC 143 as part of their exploration into what yacht design becomes when the boat itself nearly disappears, leaving only the experience of floating in direct contact with the seascape.