From the archive · Nautical · 2 March 2014

IPHARRA: FIRST sailing catamaran in the world from a Double Deck line

She is the biggest ever luxury yacht built in Poland and one of the biggest cruising catamarans of the world. She is also the FIRST sailing catamaran in the world from a Double Deck line, and the second biggest sloop rigged catamaran of the world.

In June 2011 IPHARRA was nominated to Showboats Design Awards 2011 in NAVAL ARCHITECTURE and INTERNAL LAYOUT categories. Winners will be announced in October 2011.

According to the Sunreef philosophy, the interior design and layout arrangement have been totally submitted to the owner’s suggestions who wished to obtain a practical vessel with many storage places ensuring the highest level of navigation autonomy. For charter purposes, the yacht will accommodate up to 12 guests and 4 crew. Almost all the furniture is movable providing the possibility of changing the interiors to suit the needs and desires of the owner.

The interior style of the Sunreef 102 will combine a modern line with some classic elements of decoration. Two types of wood will be used in the design: dark WENGE wood and light ANEGRE. This blend of colours creates a strong dark/light contrast and highlights the geometric composition of the furniture. Trapezoid, square and cube forms are easily recognizable in the main outlines (furniture, wall shapes, windows, doors, etc.) and in many decoration details such us handles, lamps, table legs, etc. Wenge is mainly used for the floors, bookshelves, beds and decoration elements while Anegre was used to cover the walls, doors and wardrobe.

The original crème upholstery of Skai Elitis will guarantee the effect of chests board and will certainly be an interesting feature on board.
Beside Wenge and Anegre woods, different types of skai will be applied on the walls and ceiling, all in beige, ivory and cream which will create the ambiance of harmony and balance of this carefully designed interiors. The IPHARRA comes as a stylish and elegant vessel not losing anything of her pragmatics.