A pretty price: today's designs flaunt fashion at the cost of long-term looks

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Innovation in yacht design can bring benefits, but it is important for designers to avoid following temporary trends. Simple, classic designs have much greater long-term value than fancy new designs.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Yacht designers

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In the mainstream

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A yacht named Cacique and built by Dave Christensen is 120 ft. long and contains fiberglass instead of the conventional steel and aluminum materials. It was built to withstand long voyages and its interiors were designed to provide occupants with homey comfort.

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Global view

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The 144'8" Seashaw is a prime example of Cheoy Lee Shipyards of Hong Kong's new focus on boats capable of transatlantic sails at displacement speed. The boat is part of the 125-year-old builder's Global Series, which boasts of modern styling and an asymmetrical deckhouse. Interior design is by In-Design in Hong Kong.

Product information, Boating industry, Cheoy Lee Shipyards

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