PRINCESS X95

Bernard Olesinski's naval architecture shapes every curve of this 29-meter Princess, her profile drawn with the precision that comes from decades of understanding how a yacht should meet the sea. The collaboration with Pininfarina brings automotive sensibilities to her exterior lines, creating a silhouette that appears to slice forward even at anchor. Princess delivered this X95 in 2023 with proportions that speak to careful consideration of visual weight and movement. Her 6.71-meter beam provides the foundation for surfaces that flow from bow to stern without interruption, while her 140 gross tons distribute themselves across a hull designed to carry twelve guests with the stability expected from this displacement. The exterior designer's hand appears most clearly in the way light catches her superstructure, creating shadows and highlights that shift as she moves through different angles of sun and sea. Olesinski's naval work beneath the waterline translates to a presence above it that suggests both power and restraint. Her lines read differently depending on vantage point. From the dock, she presents a profile that emphasizes horizontal movement and visual continuity. From the water, her proportions reveal the careful balance between the practical requirements of a motor yacht this size and the aesthetic demands of Princess's position in the market. Every surface appears considered, from the way her windows integrate into the superstructure to how her deck levels create layered perspectives when viewed from shore. This is architecture that understands its context, designed by hands that know how a yacht this size needs to carry itself among both smaller and larger vessels in any anchorage.