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The interior has been curated by Dutch designers Wetzels Brown and Partners and has an ultra-contemporary character, while remaining comfortable and accommodates six guests in three cabins.

The ship has received numerous awards and demonstrates the shipyard’s ability to still build yachts that are not only very contemporary and elegant, but also retain all the characteristic navigational qualities of the CNB shipyard. These two aspects, too often opposite in the world of today’s superyachts, merge into Chrisco to form a coherent and unique whole.

Chrisco sports a monochrome vibe throughout, with black carbon floors and glittering white walls and furniture. Natural light filters through the ship in abundant quantities to the glazed structure of the roof of the sedan. The yacht is characterized in minimalist form not only in its ultra-modern interior, but also on the deck, where bold technical solutions such as hiding the halyard winches under the carbon panels in the bridge have led to the creation of an unmistakably elegant and tidy profile.

The ship is currently located in Spain, specifically in Palma de Mallorca. If you were interested in buying this nautical gem the price is currently 4,150,000 dollars.

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