Alaiya Yacht

Rendsburg - Germany

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Year

2019

Location

Europe

Type

Maritime

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Alaiya Yacht

Alaiya yacht (ex. TIS) was one of the most notable yachts on display at the Monaco Yacht Show 2019 where it also won the MYS Interior Design Award. Its’ design was inspired by iconic hotels and residences around the world. Winch Design tasked the Preciosa maritime team with coming up with lighting reminiscent of the French Louis XVI style but also suitable for a yacht.

12 ceiling lights from Preciosa can be found in the Main Deck Saloon, Owner’s Deck Saloon, Formal Dining Room and Formal Office.

These have a similar floral design with a colour scheme of light copper gold and white. The leaves are hand-blown crystal with optical décor and glass chips.

In the Formal Dining Room there are six complementary wall sconces in light copper gold with hand-blown crystal petals. The design of each of these is slightly different, but all include hand-blown Bohemian crystal and have gone through our rigorous 4-step maritime safety test.

One of the biggest challenges with this project was finding a solution to fix the leaves to the body of the light. In the end, our specialists developed a special fixing for them and for additional safety, special fixing wire was added. Vibration testing was done throughout the process and on the finished lighting before it left the factory.

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The chandeliers and wall sconces developed with Preciosa bring an authentic elegance to a project that demanded the highest levels of quality craftsmanship. Each item required a custom engineering solution which rendered it suitable for life on board. A solution which was seamlessly integrated into Alaiyas’ outstanding interior spaces. Every item contains levels of patina which give each piece a unique identity, and turn it into a piece of art fitting for a classical French interior.

Jim Dixon, Director, Yachts & Aviation at Winch Design