KASPER 7: A Symphony of Sea, Style, and Sustainability

At first glance, it’s impossible to miss the yacht’s four oversized circular windows, each nearly two metres wide. More than a design flourish, they are the yacht’s visual signature and compass. Wanted by the owner as a way to frame the outside world, these portals flood the interiors with natural light and blur the boundaries between sea and space. Whether in the expansive main lounge or the lower deck cabins, guests are constantly reminded of the scenery around them, a defining element in the yacht’s design philosophy.

Inside, KASPER 7 abandons stiffness for softness. Her interiors, guided by a warm, sensory-driven vision, blend minimalist elegance with tactile charm. The walls, lined with Perpero wood in soft pink and white tones, are offset by light oak floors and simple ceilings that enhance the openness of each room. Discreet lighting mimics sunlight streaming through Venetian blinds, while pastel-toned outdoor furniture, in hues like sunshine velvet and Maria Flora tricot, reflects the changing colours of the sea.

Every element aboard KASPER 7 tells a story. Vintage chairs in the dining room, curated artwork in muted tones, artist-designed tables up to four metres long, and ceramic sculptures selected by the owner lend the yacht a deeply personal and contemporary character. Even the lower deck cabins are themed, each one named after a character from Kasper, the cartoon that inspired the yacht’s name.

In line with its owner’s vision, KASPER 7 is about connection over distraction. There’s just one television aboard. No pool. The real entertainment is the company, the sea, and the setting. Communal areas, like the sweeping lounge sofas, expansive dining tables, and a well-equipped gym on the bridge deck, invite guests to gather, move, and unwind in a setting designed for shared moments.

But KASPER 7 doesn’t just look good. She’s also a statement in sustainable sophistication. Her decks, doors, and furniture are built with FSC-certified teak, sourced from responsibly managed forests. She also carries a Sea Index 3-star rating, placing her among the most environmentally efficient yachts over 25 metres, while twin 1,350 kW Caterpillar engines provide a 5,000-nautical-mile range at 10 knots.

KASPER 7 may follow no formula, but she sets a clear precedent: a yacht can be both elegant and intentional, indulgent yet environmentally mindful. More than a vessel, she is a curated space designed to breathe, to invite, and to connect.

For Benetti, long a standard-bearer in Italian yachtbuilding, KASPER 7 is another milestone in the evolution of bespoke design. But for her owner and guests, she is something far more intimate: a serene, sculptural home at sea.