PERCAL

Terence Disdale's signature sweeping curves transform PERCAL's 30-meter profile into flowing sculpture, where the renowned British designer's hand-carved aesthetic eliminates harsh angles in favor of organic lines that seem to bend light itself. The gentle arc of her superstructure draws the eye naturally from bow to stern, creating visual poetry that distinguishes this 1993 Azimut from more angular contemporaries of her era. Aboard, Disdale's interior vision carries this sculptural language into intimate spaces where curved bulkheads and rounded corners soften every room. Natural light filters through carefully positioned windows, casting shifting patterns across polished surfaces that change with the sun's path. The flowing design creates surprising sight lines between spaces, allowing conversations to drift naturally from one area to another while maintaining distinct zones for dining, lounging, and quiet retreat. With naval architecture by Bernard Olesinski supporting her graceful exterior, PERCAL accommodates eight guests in thoughtfully appointed quarters, attended by a crew of five who understand the rhythm of sophisticated entertaining. Her 143 gross tons provide substantial volume for extended journeys, while her proportions remain intimate enough for spontaneous adventures. The interplay between Disdale's artistic vision and Azimut's Italian craftsmanship creates an atmosphere where form and function dance together, making every moment aboard feel like living within a work of art.