Atlante

Gilles et Boissier

White bed framed by dark wood panelling aboard Atlante, designed by Gilles et Boissier
Guest suite aboard the Atlante superyacht
Sea seen through slatted windows and mirrored veined walls aboard the Atlante yacht
Atlante yacht — photographed by Jérôme Galland for Gilles & Boissier
Curved wooden foredeck and slender black railings facing open water aboard Atlante
Sheltered dining bench beside an open staircase on the Atlante yacht deck
White lounge seating beneath a wood ceiling in Atlante's Gilles et Boissier interior
Sunlit curved bench and dark armchair beside a veined wall aboard Atlante
Angular grey bow and dark upper decks of the Atlante yacht viewed from the water
Covered sea-facing lounge with white cushions and a low folding table aboard Atlante
Waves and distant hills reflected along the polished side of the Atlante yacht
Symmetrical white sofas and dark tables in Atlante's wood-panelled main lounge
Glass shower enclosure amid strongly veined black and white surfaces aboard Atlante
Ring-shaped sculpture on a narrow veined console behind a white sofa aboard Atlante
Illuminated staircase curving beside glossy dark wood walls aboard the Atlante yacht
White sculpted head above a cushioned chaise against dark slatted walls aboard Atlante

English

These images show Atlante, a 55-metre superyacht built by the Italian shipyard CRN and delivered in 2015, with exterior lines by Nuvolari & Lenard and interiors designed by the Paris-based studio Gilles & Boissier. The interior combines Carrara and Verona marble with smoked oak and other dark woods across its guest decks. Jérôme Galland, travel and interior photographer, documented the yacht's interior design for Gilles & Boissier.

Français

Ces images montrent l'Atlante, un yacht de 55 mètres construit par le chantier naval italien CRN et livré en 2015, dont les lignes extérieures sont signées Nuvolari & Lenard et l'aménagement intérieur par l'agence parisienne Gilles & Boissier. L'intérieur associe marbre de Carrare et de Vérone à du chêne fumé et d'autres bois sombres sur l'ensemble des ponts réservés aux invités. Jérôme Galland, photographe de voyage et d'intérieur, a documenté cet aménagement pour Gilles & Boissier.