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Its interiors are bright and shiny. The naval architecture and exterior design were designed on Malcolm McKeon Yacht Design’s design projects. The hull and superstructure are made of carbon fiber by Green Marine.

Rebel’s 7.72-metre beam allows for an extremely wide cockpit bridge. Highlights on the deck include titanium railings, anodized aluminum and stainless steel hardware, Harken’s carbon winches and a super-elegant carbon fiber anchor arm, specially designed to be as light as possible.

Rebel’s three cabins offer accommodation for six guests, and there are additional accommodations for a crew of five. The master suite has a bed that is in a slightly lowered position and is enhanced by ambient lights that give the furniture a magically suspended look.

The design consists of illuminated spaces with a contemporary style and is characterized by bleached teak, white leather and luxurious details. The entire interior is characterized by high-brightness copper accents, including frames and window struts.

The state-of-the-art equipment includes three ovens, a large induction hob, a burst cooler and a two-metre working island. The décor consists of panels painted in polished white, mirrors and polished stainless steel. The yacht has a hybrid system with two light generators and a package of lithium-ion batteries. This optimizes fuel consumption and maintenance.

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