| Lurssen |111M | "Alaiya" ex."Lady Gulya"/ "TIS"(ex Project 'TIS'/Palo alto| 2018 |

My god! I saw the feature on boat international and came here immediately. Tis is not the only one so many yachts are so disconnected from the sea, yet we can’t criticize because some owners want a floating home, and I bet their home is just like this. When I saw - then one of my favorite Designs- Anna’s interior which is very similar to Tis I had the same reaction. Love and appreciate the interiors of Eclipse, Octopus, Rising Sun, Flying Fox they are comfortable and functional and you don’t feel out of place if you are not wearing a tuxedo.
Yachts with interiors like this are hard to sell in the second hand market because this is not an interior you can flip with loose furniture its in the yachts dna, I’ve heard from brokers that there was a lot of interest on Solandge, yet the buyers always backed out after seeing the inside and calculating the interior refit cost and out of commission time.

Anna I actually haven’t seen the 110 meter antler yacht interior, but I doubt its less chateauey than the first one. No one gains that much gusto within 5 years

Also can you please send me a link to Jubilee’s interior? I don’t recall seeing it. Thanks

You just have to google „jubilee yacht interior“.

Duh Wish I didn't... No wonder the new owner sent her for a refit right after purchasing her, Sam Sorgiovanni seems to be the go to guy for this kind of look, but I have to admits his interior for Jubilee is years ahead of the Tis Chateau

I agree with you about how Rising Sun, Octopus, Eclipse and Flying Fox feel comfortable and in touch with the sea. I love the exterior of Tis and the layout she has but the styling and everything else would have to be redone to a Eclipse or Flying Fox styled interior.

She is already for sale.

At the project managements website, You can download a brochure about her with a lot more pictures. The brochure also contains her complete general arrangement plans. Nice layout, except for the crewquarters. Starting with the captain and his officers down to the rest of the crew, I would never treat my crews like this (rabbit stables!!).

It seems that some owners have started to build large yachts as a business. Build, use it a short while and then try to sell with profit. If it works, ok but IMHO pretty risky, especially with an interior like this.

But with the amount of wealth of the owner of TIS, it is probably a good idea to sell. This big boat with its operating costs would eat the rest of it rather fast .

If You wonder, why anybody would want such a baroc interior, just have a look at the the interior of the Eremitage Palace at Petersburg, that was the role model for this interior, the epitome of luxury for people from this area.

Anyhow a great boat. These double height salons make You forget being on a boat.

I was in Mykonos, and was able to see Tis close her exterior lines are beautiful and the paint on her is obviously shining so brand new. Unfortunately can't get over the interior, on a side note Serene's ex owner (his wife) posted pictures on board Tis and created speculation that they are the new owners however its highly likely that its just charter guests.

Indeed Serene had a wonderful and tasty interior, didn’t think for a second that Tis belongs to ex Serene owner, I am hoping that in 24 months we will see the replacement yacht for him that will take her spot in Top 10 largest list...

Serene's ex owner is building a new one??

What an interior. It looks unbelievably warm and inviting....said no one, ever. It's got to be tough for the broker when the the only customers who wouldn't price a major interior refit into their offers are either Russian Oligarchs or Bond Villains. How big can that market segment be?

That is the rumor I’ve heard, you have to take into account he wasn’t planning to sell his yacht and decided to sell it on the spot to an offer he couldn’t refuse and had to vacate his yacht in quite short term after the agreement was signed, its rumored that he had close to 400 million burning a hole in his pocket and went to a german yard. Lets wait and see

It's interesting that on a yacht this large they still ended up with guest suites on the lower deck.