CNB 62: Plenty of privacy

The launch of the first CNB 62 is eagerly anticipated by her owners and the team at CNB. The first of three yachts already sold is currently being fitted out in Aquileia. The yacht is due to be launched in mid-April. She will be officially presented in May at the CNB Rendez-vous, which takes place in Porto Rotondo, Sardinia. In this second newsletter, specially tailored to the CNB 62,

we would like to share details about the yacht's fantastic interior.
The layout of the CNB 62 follows the typical CNB line – characterized by a large and bright saloon with dining and lounging areas and a spacious suite for the owner forward. This creates privacy for the owner but also offers plenty of space for friends and family in their own luxurious en-suite cabins aft. Jean-Marc Piaton, interior designer of the CNB 62, comments: “Of the three cabins, the owner's cabin occupies the entire area forward of the mast, offering an unprecedented amount of space for a 60-foot hull and a yacht in her class.“

An optional office space completes the layout of this suite. The saloon's open galley is functional and inviting, and the two aft cabins are accessible via a corridor that preserves guests' privacy. The beds in the port cabin are designed so that either a double bed or two single beds are available, guaranteeing flexibility for different guest or family configurations.
For the look of the CNB 62, Jean-Marc Piaton chose light-coloured woods and fabrics for his interior, giving the yacht a harmonious and modern atmosphere. The numerous windows in the superstructure of the CNB 62 and the skylights in the cabins flood the interior with daylight and support Piaton's approach. “Of course,” confirms Vincent Arnaud, Brand Director of CNB, ”we can also implement any customer requests. After all, the CNB 62 is a real semi-custom yacht.”

The interior outfitting of the yacht will be completed entirely in Aquileia on the Italian Adriatic coast. Following CNB's integration into the Solaris Group, the yachts will be built in CNB's own halls on a 26,000-square-meter shipyard site. Thanks to the direct proximity to Solaris, the capacities and synergies are enormous, reducing delays and bottlenecks.
The interiors at CNB demonstrate the highest level of craftsmanship and are more in line with the standard of musical instrument artisans than the industry standard otherwise customary in the sector. The team specializing in interior finishings thinks with the mentality of a sailor so that every handshake is determined by considerations of functionality and long service life at sea.

Vincent Arnaud: “Our yachts, and therefore their interiors, are designed to demonstrate uncompromising quality and safety in all conditions and guarantee a luxurious lifestyle for their owners and guests. The interior design of a CNB is on a par with that of megayachts.”
If you want further details about the CNB 62, please get in touch. We look forward to showing and discussing this fascinating yacht with you in person.