Baglietto and Meyer Davis Unveil Vesta56

The exterior, conceived by Enrico Gobbi, is defined by sleek, aerodynamic lines inspired by aviation. Slender proportions and ultra-thin aft overhangs give the yacht a sense of dynamic motion, even when still. Continuous glazing along the hull and curved, flowing lines evoke a sense of lightness and energy. Gobbi’s vision was to create a vessel where form follows fluidity and where every line suggests movement and elegance. Key exterior features include a private owner’s foredeck and an integrated infinity pool at the aft, offering uninterrupted views and a direct connection to the sea.

Inside, Meyer Davis delivers a refined, tactile interpretation of life at sea. Drawing inspiration from Vesta, the Roman goddess of hearth and home, the interiors are designed to evoke sanctuary, comfort, and timelessness. Soft geometries, sculptural forms, and rich materials such as travertine, raffia, and cognac leather create a warm, lived-in atmosphere. Rather than focusing on spectacle, the design is centred around personal experience, with each space carefully considered to feel both luxurious and deeply familiar. Retractable glass walls and panoramic windows in key areas such as the Owner’s Suite and main salon dissolve the boundaries between interior and exterior.

Vesta56 is a floating home, shaped by the harmony of tradition and innovation. Baglietto’s deep-rooted expertise in yacht building, Gobbi’s signature design language, and Meyer Davis’s soulful interiors together beautifully epitomise bespoke luxury. It is a vessel crafted not just for travel, but for belonging.