Italian high craftsmanship returns to the world of luxury yachting.
The craftsmanship of Angelo Cappellini returns on board, renewing its longstanding connection with the world of high-end yachting through the Legacy 4 project, the
new 57-metre superyacht built by Cantieri Navali Ugo Codecasa in Viareggio, born from the shipyard’s established collaboration with architect Tommaso Spadolini.
For this project, Angelo Cappellini worked directly with Codecasa Yachts on the design of the furnishings, finishes and coverings for the yacht’s interiors, interpreting the vessel’s classic and sophisticated character through a selection of pieces crafted with particular attention to detail and execution quality.
A design dialogue that brings together the culture of high-end furniture with the specific requirements of yacht interiors, where aesthetics, customisation and craftsmanship come together to create exclusive environments.
The craftsmanship of Angelo Cappellini returns on board, renewing its longstanding connection with the world of high-end yachting through the Legacy 4 project, the
new 57-metre superyacht built by Cantieri Navali Ugo Codecasa in Viareggio, born from the shipyard’s established collaboration with architect Tommaso Spadolini.
For this project, Angelo Cappellini worked directly with Codecasa Yachts on the design of the furnishings, finishes and coverings for the yacht’s interiors, interpreting the vessel’s classic and sophisticated character through a selection of pieces crafted with particular attention to detail and execution quality.
A design dialogue that brings together the culture of high-end furniture with the specific requirements of yacht interiors, where aesthetics, customisation and craftsmanship come together to create exclusive environments.
Among the distinctive elements of the collaboration are four Art. 5041 armchairs in
the Louis XVI style, created for the living area. Featuring a hand-carved wooden structure, they are finished in brilliant gold leaf and upholstered in red fabric with a contrasting geometric gold pattern. The result is a highly distinctive decorative ensemble in which classical tradition is enhanced through the richness of the craftsmanship and materials.
For the dining area, Angelo Cappellini selected chairs and head chairs from the Lippi collection, inspired by the Empire style. The dark walnut finish is enriched with gold-leaf details, while the floral fabric upholstery, in delicate shades of blue with touches of pink, introduces a refined and harmonious note.
The result is a meeting of manufacturing savoir-faire, decorative sensibility and bespoke design, confirming Angelo Cappellini’s ability to bring its heritage of craftsmanship into prestigious design contexts.
With Legacy 4, the brand renews its dialogue with the world of international architecture and design, bringing the timeless elegance of classic Italian furniture aboard a contemporary yacht.
the Louis XVI style, created for the living area. Featuring a hand-carved wooden structure, they are finished in brilliant gold leaf and upholstered in red fabric with a contrasting geometric gold pattern. The result is a highly distinctive decorative ensemble in which classical tradition is enhanced through the richness of the craftsmanship and materials.
For the dining area, Angelo Cappellini selected chairs and head chairs from the Lippi collection, inspired by the Empire style. The dark walnut finish is enriched with gold-leaf details, while the floral fabric upholstery, in delicate shades of blue with touches of pink, introduces a refined and harmonious note.
The result is a meeting of manufacturing savoir-faire, decorative sensibility and bespoke design, confirming Angelo Cappellini’s ability to bring its heritage of craftsmanship into prestigious design contexts.
With Legacy 4, the brand renews its dialogue with the world of international architecture and design, bringing the timeless elegance of classic Italian furniture aboard a contemporary yacht.
