News: Phathom Studio Interiors On Brand New Majesty 100 Terrace

A Look At The Interiors Of The Majesty 100 Terrace
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The brand new Majesty 100 Terrace just made its world debut at the recently concluded 2025 Dubai International Boat Show (DIBS). The yacht is called the Terrace because of its numerous exterior areas primarily the private forward terrace area in the bow, which is forward of the master suite. The interior of the vessel was conceived by Phathom Studio and now we get a look at how the styling was finished on this new model.

The Majesty 100 Terrace was actually introduced to the world at the 2024 Cannes Yachting Festival where they announced they had a couple hulls sold already at the time. The yachts 199 GT of interior has been designed by Phathom Studio and showcases a modern aesthetic that is overall light and airy with a focus on whites, sands and light browns. Juxtaposed to large glazing, mirrored and high-polished areas the overall feel is light and spacious for a 100-foot vessel.

The design studio describes the interior as 'soft minimalism' with rounded architectural elements and subtly curved furniture pieces that result in a relaxed and dimensional setting. How the lighting is actually utilized in the onboard spaces also fosters elements of sophistication but practicality. Persons accustomed to the Majesty 111 which debuted at the 2024 Dubai International Boat Show would find the Majesty 100 Terrace familiar in concept. The yard employed a similar layout and feeling that the 111 has but there is a new semi-displacement hull and of course the interior styling is different.

Perhaps the single feature that gives the yacht model its name 'Terrace' is the terrace right off the master suite. It is a fairly private space just large enough to have a relaxation area elevated just above the anchoring and mooring gear. The rest of the space is fitted with loose furniture for casual use. The idea isn't to have al-fresco dining out there even though you could with a change in the furniture. This is ultimately the owner's choice. The forward-most part of the space has skylights in the ceiling providing even more natural lighting to the pad below.

Moving aft from the terrace into the master suite the space is large and full-beam framed by two large side windows. The styling and decor follows that in the public spaces generally incorporating the whites, sands and light browns however with a few hints of color as seen in the throw cushions and wall detailing behind the bed. Despite the room being squared the feeling is minimized thanks to use of the curves that Phathom Studio described. The headboard, walls and furniture all feature levels of curves.

The upper deck lounge or skylounge gives indoor-outdoor vibes when the sliding door is opened. With a nearly zero-threshold entry moving indoor to exterior deck is seamless. The same theme to the interior is executed here but the details help to distinguish the spaces. Colour again is utilized in the throws and the area rug helping to bring a vibrancy layer on top of the whites, sands and light browns. The floor is finished in chevron for added visuals. Heading outside provides use of the bar, al-fresco dining and relaxing furniture.

The main deck has the main salon and instead of pops of color they went full-on with the light browns but mirrored and reflective surfaces provide an alternate experience as compared to some of the other rooms. Large windows are on the side to permit good views out. Outside on the side decks notice the bulwarks plunge to deck level and have been replaced by insert of glass to enhance vistas from the saloon. Side doors from the salon are also present so it is possible to open and have cross breeze to the space while at anchor. Your TV is cleverly mounted in the ceiling.

Before concluding we have to touch on the fore deck. The foredeck is above the sheltered terrace bow area but offers much for guests. The central feature here is the jacuzzi but sunpads are available forward of it and to the aft there are two cocktail tables complement built-in U-shaped seating. The area is open and functions like a sun deck despite not being in the traditional location of a sun deck.

With its 199 GT of interior volume the vessel has enough space to keep her guests comfortable. A length overall of 32.3-meters and a beam of 7.2-meters and a draft of 1.8-meters round out her principal dimensions. Cruising speed is 14-knots while the top end is in the region of 20-knots. However, if you want to travel further then dial-back the throttle to 12-knots and the range is around 1,050 nautical miles.

For more information:

Phathom Studio
Sterzegge 20, 2318ZG Leiden,
The Netherlands
www.phathomstudio.com

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