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Our mission is to bring together the people who matter in the world of large yacht design for an inspiring exchange of ideas, networking and

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An overview of the scale of the superyacht design market.

Learn more about brands showcasing the levels of craftsmanship that satisfy the world’s most discerning clients.

Meet the innovative brands demonstrating their latest product technology.

A full programme for three days of morning to evening activity.

Delivering a perfect balance of socialising and networking for everyone who loves the world of superyacht design.

Superyachts represent a significant business opportunity for interior design. The life cycle of large luxury yachts generates regular refits, in addition to the opportunities provided by new commissions. These floating palaces are specified to a standard that surpassed the world’s most prestigious hotels, resorts and private residences

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The number of yachts that will change hands or undergo significant refit or upgrade in the next 5 years

The superyacht industry can be a complex and elusive realm to those not immediately connected to it. Owning a superyacht is possibly the ultimate expression of wealth, but recent studies have also shown that it can be an extremely profitable industry to be a part of. Generating close to six billion euros worth of jobs for those working within it, this massive machine can benefit not only the owner, but also everyone involved in the different stages of a yacht’s life. Considering its potential as an area for new business, it is more important than ever to educate ourselves on what the superyacht industry is really about and what it needs, so that we can adapt, grow and expand into it.

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Industry under the microscope

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Welcome To A Whole neW World

Welcome to the first SuperyachtDESIGN Week, a gathering of the world’s most influential and innovative designers and suppliers in the large yacht design arena.

The calendar is already saturated with superyacht conferences, boat shows, award ceremonies and symposiums, so this will be none of the above. Nor will it be an egotistical display of wealth and excess. SuperyachtDESIGN Week will instead be a celebration of yacht design. Spread over three days, the event will feature an exciting programme of discussions, scheduled meetings, workshops and demonstrations on all aspects of superyacht design, with some of the industry’s top names. Add to this over 99 showrooms with over 500 international luxury brands featuring unique displays and hosting bespoke events just for you, this will be a refreshing and inspiring gathering that will bring together the brightest and most creative minds under one roof.

We are confident you will enjoy SuperyachtDESIGN Week and, even if you can join us for just a few hours, you will find something of rarity and beauty and, above all, have the opportunity to share visions, ideas and explore what the future holds with the world’s leading lights in large yacht design. We look forward to seeing you at Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour in June.

Let’s inspire the next generation of owners.

Martin H. RedmayneChairman, The Superyacht Group

register now: contact Amber Harley on 020 7924 4004 or [email protected]

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About the hostsDesign Centre, Chelsea Harbour is the world’s premier interior design and decoration destination. Established in the heart of London’s design community, it is a platform for specifiers and advisors to explore its unique domes, visiting the stunning showrooms, selecting and exploring trends and concepts that can inspire the world’s ultra wealthy clientele and deliver to them the ultimate in luxury and comfort.

Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour has become a hub for the world’s superyacht design community when passing through London, harbouring meetings and idea exchanges between the designers and their clients. As well as acting as co-hosts, it is destined to become the long-term home of SuperyachtDESIGN Week and a creative Mecca for the world of large yacht design.

SuperyAchT deSignPromoting and reflecting the evolutionary world of large yacht design, SuperyachtDesign continues to fill a unique space within this highly exclusive marketplace.

Providing unrivalled journalism that covers every aspect of the business with a dynamic and interactive platform, we aim to ensure that everyone involved in the world of large yacht design communicates with one another effectively by way of intelligent, truthful, knowledgeable and informed ideas, reports, interviews and debates.

We work in harmony with superyacht suppliers, sub-contractors and artisans to turn the concepts of creative minds into realities. Serving as a window into this unique industry, SuperyachtDesign is the first point of reference for superyacht designers, owners and builders worldwide.

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On top of the exciting programme line up, do not miss the chance to spend time in the domes at Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour where individual showrooms will be displaying their latest collections as well as hosting a number of chic events, from a Champagne breakfast to evening cocktails.

11.00 Champagne and Canapés at Turnell & Gigon from 11am until 3pm

11.30 ‘Rain or Shine’ Brunch with Juliet Eardley at Top Floor Rugs/Wood

12.00 Sushi and Wine Lunch with Ken Freivokh at Chase Erwin

13.30 Superyacht Design Workshop at J. Robert Scott

14.00 Presentation at Lelievre

15.30 Afternoon Tea at Porta Romana

16.30 Cocktails & Canapés at Davidson

18.00 Tai Ping Carpets collection 2013 Preview Cocktails

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08.30 Champagne Breakfast at Summit Furniture


11.00 Hugh Garforth-Bles from Dudgeon Sofas talks about “How to Make Unique Sofas for Superyachts” at Colony

12.00 Olivier Delhomme - Dreamweaver at Zoffany & Sanderson


15.30 Afternoon Tea at Porta Romana

16.30 ‘From Shoes to Cruise: Leather Evolution’, a talk with Don Giles at Altfield & Wired Custom Lighting

10.30 “At the Helm”: a Lang & Potter presentation at Zimmer + Rohde



14.30 Discussion with Cristiano Gatto at Rubelli/Donghia


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In addition to the myriad of showrooms within Design Centre, housing many of the world’s leading interior brands, there will be a unique gathering of outside artisans, manufacturers and experts that will be showcasing their services and ideas. Demonstrating quality handcraftsmanship and highlighting the luxury of bespoke, these interactive showcases are certain to entertain and engage.

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1. HeirloomsFind out how Heirlooms create new, innovative and inspiring designs for luxury bed, table and bathroom linens.

2. ArymaMarvel at the precision of artisans from Aryma as they craft their intricate marquetry work.

3. 1066 PianosRelax to the matchless tones of two of 1066’s strikingly beautiful self-playing pianos.

4. Savoir BedsLearn how a handmade mattress from Savoir Beds is constructed.

5. Marine LeatherTouch and feel the supple leather collections from Marine Leather.

6. Glancy FawcettSee artists from Glancy Fawcett hand paint their luxury tableware with their opulent gold paste.

7. Wild Group InternationalBe amazed by how The Wild Group transforms surfaces with its unique vinyl finishing techniques.

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Throughout SuperyachtDESIGN Week, experts and leaders in technology will form part of the Interactive Innovator exhibitors. Oculus Technologies, Seele Sedak, Ideaworks and Bolidt will be showcasing some of their latest innovations in glass, materials, audio and visual technology, manufacturing and lighting in SPACE. As well as participating in a series of innovation workshops, they will be encouraging you to interact with and experience their exciting products.

Seele Sedak

Bolidt and Esthec

Ideaworks

Oculus Technologies


Interactive Innovator

Ideaworks bring interiors together, technically but also emotionally and aesthetically. Improving ambience by innovating with technology, its technology enables you to control light, temperature, security, entertainment and much more from the palm of your hand. It will be demonstrating its MeSh control system with its innovative simple-to-use user interface.

Creating high-quality glass products and spectacular all-glass designs using glass treatments that are the result of intensive research and development work, Seele Sedak devise glass architecture solutions that regularly attract innovation awards.

YachtEye from Oculus is the ultimate superyacht ‘infotainment’ solution. Showing a customised 3D animation of the superyacht, tenders, toys, aircrafts and fleet at their realtime location in Google Earth, it allows users to look up routes, environment and onboard information on iPad or 32” touchscreen display.

Netherlands based Bolidt has been developing, producing and supplying composite decks to the marine industry for years. Esthec, one of these products, is a green alternative to teak decks. During SuperyachtDesign Week, Bolidt and Esthec will join forces to get architects and designers acquainted with the creative and experimental lab Bolidroom Experience.

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09:00 – 10:00 Coffee and registration

10:00 – 10:45, Session 1 Keynote – ‘Rough Luxe’SuperyachtDESIGN Week will be opened with a keynote presentation delivered by architect and designer Rabih Hage. Speaking about his experience working from the inside out, this session will provide interesting perspectives and a discussion of his current projects. Rabih Hage, Rabih Hage

10:45 – 11:30, Session 2 Keynote – What Can We Change?Perhaps it is not what can we change, but what needs to change? An expert panel of thought leaders and future thinkers will take part in a fluid debate on the primary topics that need to change in the serious world of design, architecture and creativity. This session will encourage input and ideas from the industry, in order to fine-tune the debate to topics that will benefit the market, the clients and the designers. Marnix Hoekstra, VripackKen Freivokh, Ken Freivokh DesignHugo van Wieringen, Azure Naval Architects

11:30 – 12:00 Coffee

12:00 – 12:45, Session 3 Designer Question Time Plagiarism vs Individualism – The Future Do clients like what they see or see what they like? Getting the right balance between what has been done before, what a client has seen physically, to exploring his ideas in order to create something wholly individual is a topic for the future. Do the next generation of clients want something that has never been done before or is our sales process driven by existing ideas and copying something they have already seen? Martin Francis, Francis DesignGreg Marshall, Gregory C. Marshall Naval Architect Ltd. Sergio Cutolo, Hydro Tec

12:45 – 13:30, Session 4 Designer Question Time New Blood – The Entry Process New blood comes in two forms – first-time clients and new designers, and sometimes the two can coincide. This debate will focus on how to handle the process to ensure that fundamentals are managed and the end result is positive. We need clients to enjoy the process and leave the yard with a successful project and we need new designers to treat a superyacht as a completely different animal, when compared to their traditional land-based projects. Rob Doyle, Rob Doyle Design Evan Marshall, Evan K Marshall

13:30 – 15:00 Lunch

After lunch will be a series of Interactive Innovations featuring inspirational experts with brave new ideas, who will discuss and explore the application of future-thinking technologies, systems or innovations. Key designers will be invited on stage to challenge and debate the reality of these new and interesting solutions, in an innovation workshop. The end result of these fast and free-thinking sessions will be to unravel the pitfalls or applications of next-generation innovations.

15:00 – 15:30, Session 5 Interactive Innovations – AV/ITThe world of AV/IT is constantly changing, which means it is more important than ever to keep your finger on the pulse.

This session will explore the products currently breaking new ground.Steve Godleman, Ideaworks

15:30 – 16:00, Session 6 Interactive Innovations – MaterialsEncompassing all of the materials used from beginning to end, this session will cover a wealth of topics including but not limited to glass, composites, stone and fabrics.Seele SedakRalf Scheurer

Brainstorm sessions will run alongside the Interactive Innovations

15:00 – 16:00, Brainstorm Session 1 The Legality of Ideas and CreativityLawyers, designers and intermediaries will brainstorm the critical topics of contracts, intellectual property and plagiarism, with a view to setting some standard protocols for the superyacht design market. John Leondia, Clyde & Co. Elena Cristofori, Rapisardi Intellectual Property

16:00 – 16:30 Coffee

16:30 – 17:00, Session 7 Interactive Innovations – LightingThis session will explore not only interior but exterior lighting, designs, techniques and new technologies.

17:00 – 17:30, Session 8 Interactive Innovations – ConstructionNew materials are revolutionising the marketplace, including their strength and flexibility. Traditionally yachts are made up of steel and aluminium, but what is the future of construction? What is the way forward?

16:30 – 17:30, Brainstorm Session 2Trend Monitoring - Hosted by VRIThink!This intimate round table discussion will discuss the trends designers are seeing at the moment, and present a new way of working better together for the future.Marnix Hoekstra, Vripack

17:30 – 20:30 Champagne/drinks reception


09:30 – 10:30, Session 9 Getting Creative – Wild and Bold Imaginations A panel of designers will be invited to play with and explore the use of some exciting new materials in order to understand the flexibility and applications of high-tech solutions. This interactive session will provide some dynamic entertainment coupled with a chance to see senior designers using a blank canvas with a wild imagination.Bolidt / Esthec

10:30 – 11:30, Session 10 Designer Question Time Materialism – The Next Generation Manufacturers and developers of futuristic high-tech materials will debate with future-thinking designers the use of new solutions and finishes to take superyacht design to an exciting new level. Marnix Hoekstra, Vripack Jonny Horsfield, H2 DesignCarl Pickering, Lazzarini & Pickering Nautical


17:00 – 17:30, Session 16Interactive Innovations – ConstructionNew materials are revolutionising the marketplace, including their strength and flexibility. Traditionally yachts are made up of steel and aluminium, but what is the future of construction? What is the way forward?

16:30 – 17:30, Brainstorm Session 4 Responsibility, Sustainability and Recyclability The use of raw, rare and unique materials is all part of the design process, but as we enter the next generation and clients start to feel more responsible for the sustainability of the planet the time has come to make sure the impact of superyachts is well managed. This session will discuss and explore the future use of rare woods, eco-friendly solutions and recyclable products, to ensure the client can feel positive about his reduced impact. Robert McFarlane, McFarlane Ship DesignHugo van Wieringen, Azure Naval Architects

17:30 – 18:30 Networking drinks

18:30 – 22:00 SuperyachtDesign Chill Out Party


11:00 – 13:00 Benetti Design InnovationBenetti will be offering a design innovation session where designers and delegates are able to interact and hear about their exciting new design innovation. With 16 designers already signed up to participate in designing their Custom range from 50m-90m, this new concept is set to bring the world’s top designers together for what promises to be an exciting new venture. Several of the designers will be speaking throughout the event and participate in this innovation session.Nicola Nicolai, BenettiMichela Bellini, Benetii

13:00 – 15:00 Lunch

15:00 – 17:30 Showcases & Exhibitions

Now is the time to choose exactly who, what, where and why. Artisans and Innovators will be running intimate demonstrations including Oculus, Heirlooms, Aryma, Seele Sedak and more. Walk around, stop by and chat with the designers and get up close and personal with their latest projects.

17:30 – 20:00 Closing drinks reception

This programme is subject to change, for any enquiries, please contact:

Rebecca Curran - Programme ManagerE: [email protected]: +44 (0) 20 7924 4004

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11:30 – 12:00 Coffee

12:00 – 12:45, Session 11Keynote – The Reality of Colour – Managing Expectations The past few years have seen exciting colours and unique exterior finishes move into some new territories. A team of colour and coating experts will discuss with a panel of dynamic creatives, the potential for the future, where colour can go and explore the boundaries or possibilities.Ken Hickling, AlwgripGreg Hoar, Wild Group International

12:45 – 13:30, Session 12 Designer question time – The Culture Divide – BRICs & Water With new wealth being created in all four corners of the world, and a variety of cultures colliding in the wealth sphere, a panel of experts will debate and explore what the new markets want from their yachting lifestyle and discuss the influences and expectations of clients with very different backgrounds or cultures. Dimitris Hadjidimos, Claydon Reeves Ben Harrison, Eidsgaard Design Bill Dixon, Dixon Yacht Design

13:30 – 15:00 Lunch

After lunch will be a series of Interactive Innovations featuring inspirational experts with brave new ideas that will discuss and explore the application of future-thinking technologies, systems or innovations. Key designers will be invited on stage to challenge and debate the reality of these new and interesting solutions in an innovation workshop. The end result of these fast and free-thinking sessions will be to unravel the pitfalls or applications of next-generation innovations.

15:00 – 15:30, Session 13 Interactive Innovations – AV/ITThe world of AV/IT is constantly changing, which means it is more important than ever to keep your finger on the pulse. This session will explore the products currently breaking new ground. Stefan van Cleef, Oculus Technologies

15:30 – 16:00, Session 14 Interactive Innovations – MaterialsEncompassing all of the materials used from beginning to end, this session will cover a wealth of topics including but not limited to glass, composites, stone and fabrics.

Brainstorm sessions will run alongside the Interactive Innovations

15:00 – 16:00, Brainstorm Session 3 Design and Manufacture - The Royal Falcon FleetThe details behind the Porsche designed and Greenline manufactured interiors of the Royal Falcon Fleet’s revolutionary Catamaran.Roland Reitenbach, PorscheGianluca Ascheri, Greenline Yacht InteriorsMr Zamman, Royal Falcon Fleet

16:00 – 16:30 Coffee

16:30 – 17:00, Session 15 Interactive Innovations – LightingThis session will explore not only interior but exterior lighting, designs, techniques and new technologies.Sally Storey, John Cullen Lighting


Each day there will be a range of social events happening at SuperyachtDESIGN Week. From exclusive coffee mornings, to afternoon designer teas, pop-up cafés, VIP lunches, and Champagne and canapé Happy Hours, SuperyachtDESIGN Week will deliver a social network that is a perfect balance of relaxed socialising and valuable networking for everyone interested in the world of superyacht design.

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The world’s leading luminaries in the world of style, design and architecture will come together for a party that will recreate the informal atmosphere of a cinquante cinq beach club and a yacht at anchor. Chill out music, sounds of the sea, outdoor furniture and cocktails will create a harmonious atmosphere that is synonymous with the world of owners and their yachts.

It will be a chance for the design community to kick back, relax and mingle. No black ties, evening dress or sparkly shoes required, just a feeling of fun and laughter amongst peers and friends.

To ensure your name is on the guest list for this exclusive evening, please contact Amber Harley on +44 (0) 20 7924 4004 or via [email protected]

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The Perfect American1ST – 28Th June 2013Seen from the perspective of a disgruntled former employee, Philip Glass’s 2011 opera is a fictionalised vision of Walt Disney’s last few years.

Olympia International Fine Arts and Antiques Fair6Th – 16Th June 2013A showcase of over 150 dealers’ collections of antiques, jewellery, paintings, ceramics and contemporary designs from Britain and abroad.

London Jewellery Week7Th – 16Th June 2013A unique display of London’s most high-quality jewellery design.

Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2013: Sou Fujimoto8Th June – 20Th ocTober 2013Japanese architect, Sou Fujimoto, is the youngest architect to design the Serpentine Gallery Pavilion.

Aegon Championships10Th – 16Th June 2013The world’s top grass court tennis players flock to the prestigious Queen’s Club.

Masterpiece London27Th June – 3rd JulyA high-end exhibition showcasing the best fine and decorative arts with premium collectors items such as classic cars, fine wines and exquisite jewellery.

Impressionist/Modern Evening Sale, Christie’s18Th June – 7.00pmLondon’s most famous auction house presents an evening sale of Impressionist and Modern Art.

Dinner at The ShardJune 2013DIne whilst enjoying London’s most spectacular views at either Aqua Shard or Hutong at The Shard.

Also in LondonMake the most of your time in the world’s truly global metropolis.

For assistance in visiting these attractions, please contact VIP Delegate Concierge, Amber Harley.

How to find us

For all queries about attending SuperyachtDESIGN week please contact VIP Delegate Concierge, Amber Harley. [email protected]+44 (0)20 7924 4004

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Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour is outside the congestion zone and provides secure underground parking. A valet parking service is available on request.

The C3 runs between Earl’s Court tube and Clapham Junction mainline stations and goes to Chelsea Harbour, approximately every 10 minutes. Both the number 11 and 22 buses, serving Sloane Square and the West End, run along the King’s Road (alight at the Lots Road bus stop).

Imperial Wharf (Overground Line), linking mainline stations Clapham Junction in the south and Willesden Junction in the north connects to West Brompton, Olympia and Shepherd’s Bush for the London Underground. Call 020 7222 1234, or visit www.tfl.gov.uk, for more details.

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Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour is situated in the heart of London’s design community and easily accesable.

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Accommodation Take advantage of a special 20% room discount for SuperyachtDESIGN Week delegates, including complimentary WiFi, at Wyndham Grand London Chelsea Harbour.

Make a reservation by contacting the reservations team today:

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