Baglietto T52, the 52 m displacement yacht pencilled by Francesco Paszkowski Design

"This is a much-awaited moment for us - comments Baglietto CCO Fabio Ermetto - Being the first model in the T52 line to mount a hybrid propulsion, hull No. 10238 marks a crucial step - also in terms of research and development - in our shipyard's path towards sustainable yachting - a path we have been pursuing with firm determination".

 

The first T52, the 52 m displacement yacht pencilled by Francesco Paszkowski Design, was presented yesterday as a world première over the last few days in Portofino. This model is also the first to mount a hybrid propulsion.

 

The occasion also provided the perfect stage to present OFFICINA BAGLIETTO, the training project by YAC offering young talents the opportunity to learn not only about nautical design - the Italian boat builder's core business - but, more in general, about the luxury market, with a special focus on product design, fashion design, and jewellery design. 

 

 

“There could be no better place than the Marina di Portofino to present our first hybrid-propulsion 52 m yacht, marking the first step towards delivering on our pledge for a more responsible and sustainable yachting - comments Baglietto CEO Diego Michele Deprati. Moreover, the OFFICINA BAGLIETTO project reflects our shipyard's ever-growing commitment not only to building world-class yachts, but also to developing highly valuable projects, with a unique focus on and consideration for the new generations”.

 

 

 

 

 

“The T52 designed for Baglietto offers extremely comfortable exteriors and truly impressive volumes, allowing to enjoy life in the open air to the fullest. Two examples, in addition to the spacious sun deck, can be found at the bow, with the passerelle connecting the sun deck and the upper deck to create a huge, almost uninterrupted space, and in the aft part of the main deck" comments Francesco Paszkowski. The interiors too - also designed by FPD in cooperation with Margherita Casprini - have a very strong personality: “The interiors perfectly reflect the Owner's personality and his wish for a sober, contemporary atmosphere. This has been achieved by selecting classical materials to obtain an elegant, linear style and then adding a modern touch with the furniture", explain Francesco Paszkowski and Margherita Casprini.

 

All onboard areas share the same design and style consistency. Natural materials have been used throughout the yacht: teak for the floors; lacquered surfaces, natural and almond-shaded leather for the furniture; Botticino marble for the bathrooms; burnished metal and satin-finished stainless steel for details; and fabrics in light colours or in shades reminiscent of the light grey of stone, in a harmonious blend that highlights the Owner's desire for a fresh, carefree atmosphere. The same design concept and style has been applied to the many custom pieces of furniture, choosing brands like Frendi Casa, Dedon and Tribù and selecting fabrics in natural nuances skilfully combined with leather, wood, and marble for the furnishings.