RICHESSE

Gregory C. Marshall's naval architecture and exterior design work converged on RICHESSE in 2011, marking a pivotal moment when yacht design was embracing more voluminous interior spaces without sacrificing seaworthiness. Horizon's execution of Marshall's vision resulted in a 32.2-meter motor yacht that captures the optimism of an era when builders were confidently pushing the boundaries of what a sub-35-meter platform could deliver. Her 8.32-meter beam speaks to the design priorities of the early 2010s, when maximizing livability became paramount. This generous width translates into expansive social areas and comfortable guest accommodation for eight, while maintaining the proportions that make her equally suited for intimate gatherings and larger celebrations. The 317 gross tonnage reflects careful space planning that prioritizes guest comfort without unnecessary bulk. RICHESSE represents a generation of yachts that emerged from the post-recession period with renewed focus on practical luxury. Her Horizon interior design emphasizes understated elegance over ostentation, creating environments that feel genuinely livable rather than merely impressive. The accommodation flows naturally throughout her length, with each space purposefully connected to support both relaxation and entertainment. Six professional crew ensure that every aspect of the onboard experience maintains the elevated standards her guests expect. From her sophisticated galley operations to her meticulously maintained guest areas, RICHESSE delivers the personalized service that defines true yacht ownership. Her scale allows for genuine intimacy between guests and crew, fostering the kind of attentive hospitality that larger vessels often struggle to achieve. For those who understand that the finest yachts emerge from specific moments in design history, RICHESSE offers authentic access to an era when optimism and innovation converged in remarkable ways.