Adeo Yacht Design - Innovative Custom Yachts & Luxury Solutions

Begin with a bold carbon-fiber hull and modular interiors to realize your dream yacht. Move beyond conventional templates; let the exterior lines, beam, and hull form balance respond to your sailing profile. Adeo Yacht Design teams up with a dedicated team that translates your brief into concrete projects with meticulous detail and a confidental brief aligned with amet goals.

We fuse performance and luxury in every choice, ensuring the exterior shell and deck layout support both seas and adventure without compromise. Our vento-inspired lines reduce drag while preserving panoramic sightlines, and we evaluate propulsion options to optimize fuel use without sacrificing range or feel. The result remains a true yacht experience for your guests, with precise controls and intuitive handling that stay with you in times of busy schedules on board.

Our workflow maps a clear path from discovery to build, with concrete milestones you can trust. The discovery phase captures spaces, lighting, and usage times; the concept stage yields 3D models that reveal silhouette, exterior lines, and beam relationships. Engineering locks structure, propulsion, electrical, and fuel systems, while the detail package covers joinery, coatings, and procurement data to guide yard handover.

Exterior finishes fuse durability and elegance, while interior zones emphasize comfort and efficiency. The team designs flexible lounge areas, weather-resistant terraces, and smart storage so every voyage feels relaxed, whether you chase calm seas or bold adventure across distant destinations. This approach keeps yachts of your scale agile, practical, and ready to perform at high standards in any times.

Adeo Yacht Design

Choose a modular interior layout to maximize capacity while preserving comfort. This enables flexible passenger zones, crew areas, and storage, shaping harbour operations with ease and ensuring your yacht adapts to ever-changing itineraries.

Our vision centers on efficiency, pairing streamlined propulsion options with smart power management and a quiet, reliable ride that keeps disturbances to a minimum.

Inside, the most-used spaces follow a clear logic: a flexible lounge core, loaded with adaptable seating, a dining area that can convert to conference space, and a compact galley that serves both passenger and crew needs. We apply nebula-inspired colorways and marimba-like wood textures to create warmth without sacrificing durability for long runs in busy harbour.

Expert teams deliver news and updates on material choices, cabin acoustics, and system integration, ensuring every decision supports your objectives and comfort. Your design brief strives for a seamless interface between form and function, with safety and ease of operation at the forefront.

mehmet leads propulsion testing and power analysis, while amet coordinates supplier alignments and component validation. The principal metrics–weight distribution, efficiency, and reliability–drive every iteration of the yacht, so your passengers experience balance and performance in every sea state.

Adeo Yacht Design: Innovative Custom Yachts & Luxury Solutions

Avoid conventional layouts; specify a modular hull, a tapered beam for stability, and a low-draught profile to fit tight marinas without compromising seaworthiness.

Mehmet, our designer and project management lead, guides this effort with a confidential briefing to align your goals with technical feasibility and a clear schedule.

confidental briefing ensures privacy of client data.

This approach balances your adventure ambitions with precision engineering, delivering a yacht that feels cohesive from exterior lines to interior finish. Updates flow weekly as we refine the specification, adjust material selections, and validate construct feasibility against your capacity requirements.

• Exterior and hull concept: create a timeless silhouette that reduces drag while boosting deck space, with a beam range of 6.2–7.5 meters on mid-length designs and a practical draught of 2.1–2.4 meters to expand port options.
• Structure and capacity: select aluminum or steel for longevity; plan a fuel-tank capacity of 25,000–60,000 liters depending on propulsion strategy, with a load plan that maintains a comfortable 12–14 t payload reserve for guest comfort and equipment.
• Propulsion and speed: offer hybrid or diesel-electric propulsion with a preferred top end around 26–32 knots for performance days and 10–14 knots for long-range efficiency; ensure propulsion redundancy and easy maintenance points at the beam and stern areas.
• Interior detail and luxury: integrate marimba accents in cabinetry and helm station finishes, pair with low-noise systems and vibration control to keep guest areas calm and focused on the view.
• Project management and updates: establish a phased timeline with milestone reviews every 2–4 weeks, use a transparent change-management process, and keep a running specification log to prevent scope creep and ensure timely delivery.

To move forward, request a concept package that includes a draught-friendly hull plan, a propulsion specification matrix, and a 3D walkthrough of exterior and interior spaces. This enables you to compare options, verify alignments with your yacht program, and leave room for final refinements before construction begins.

ND234 LIGEIA: Design Concept and Hull Performance

Recommendation: Tune the ND234 LIGEIA for steady speed at 12–14 knots with a displacement-hull that minimizes fuel burn while preserving harbour responsiveness. The hull spans 23.4 m in length, with a beam of 5.9 m and a draft of 1.95 m, delivering a displacement of about 190 tonnes light and ~210 tonnes loaded. This configuration prioritizes waterline efficiency and predictable handling in seas and harbour approaches, beginning the vision for a confident season at sea; a plate bearing amet marks privacy in operations and places the focus on crew safety and discretion. A confidential? No, wait–this is confidental approach governs data sharing across the project.

The propulsion strategy forms the core of power delivery. To construct the layout, the ND234 LIGEIA uses twin diesel-electric drives with 2 x 1,200 kW diesels feeding high-efficiency CPPs, supplemented by a 350 kW electric generator for silent manoeuvring and harbour operations. The system yields a top speed around 18 knots and a cruising speed of 12–14 knots with fuel burn of roughly 170–190 g/kWh per engine at 60% load. The range reaches about 1,750 nm at 12 knots; at 15 knots, expect around 1,100 nm. The latest engineering optimizations reduce vibration and improve interior comfort by isolating engines from guest spaces, while ensuring that you have power when you need it.

Interior and living spaces reflect your preferences. The interior layout emphasizes calm, bright spaces with three guest cabins and a full-beam master suite. The design uses marimba veneer accents, open-grain timber, and carbon detailing for weight savings, while preserving a warm, boaty feel. The harbour-facing saloon can interchange with a dining area to create a larger social zone when your guests arrive, delivering a sense of endless comfort. The vision includes a modular cabin arrangement to adapt to different crew sizes and guest loads.

Performance and hull science: the beam-to-displacement ratio yields a calm feel in seas and a confident response in harbour. The hull geometry reduces pitching and keeps speed linear as load changes. In cross-sea conditions, the center of gravity and buoyancy spacing preserve a steady attitude; a gentle bow flare helps water shed during heavy spray, enhancing comfort for your guests. The ND234 LIGEIA remains predictable at each speed, and the propulsion system delivers ample power to maintain efficiency across long ranges and times. To construct this performance baseline, engineers use vacuum-infused composites and tuned appendages to minimize drag and regulate trim.

News and direction: the latest tests in model basins show an 8% improvement in fuel economy at 12–14 knots, with an endless margin for refinement. ADEO strives to construct a yacht your owners can trust, combining discreet operations with high-performance engineering. The harbour and offshore tests confirm the ability to operate across wind gusts up to 25–30 knots of vento, while maintaining a comfortable interior and low noise footprint. The design continues to be refined to support your long voyages, expanding range and offering flexible interior configurations with marimba accents harmonizing with carbon details.

AD191 DRD: Customization Options, Materials & Finishes

Choose a carbon-fiber hull with epoxy infusion and a reinforced aluminum or carbon superstructure to maximize stiffness, minimize weight, and reduce fuel burn on seas and harbour calls. Align this core package with the AD191 DRD specification to guarantee a balanced draught and predictable performance across international ports. Mehmet, principal designer, leads the exterior and hull construct to deliver a crisp feel and durable finish for passenger comfort on every project. mehmet oversees the exterior team to ensure consistency across times and regions.

Hull and deck options emphasize weight efficiency and durability. CFRP with epoxy infusion delivers a stiff shell, while a teak-deck or high-tech non-skid composite deck option provides classic aesthetics with low maintenance. An aluminum or hybrid hull structure adds resilience in harbour climates. For interior finishes, specify warm veneers in the owner’s cabin and durable, marine-grade fabrics in passenger and crew areas to preserve the premium feel after multiple times at sea. Choose interior surfaces that resist humidity and salt exposure; select stone or solid-surface countertops in high-use zones to preserve the specification.

Exterior finishes control the yacht's look and longevity. A two-component polyurethane topcoat with UV protection guards against sun and salt. Select matte, satin, or gloss levels to match the owner's feel; dark hulls paired with light decks create a bold profile. For railings and hardware, choose brushed stainless steel or titanium to reduce maintenance. Interiors emphasize tactile comfort with soft-touch leathers, performance fabrics, and quartz countertops in the galley and guest areas that resist heat and humidity. These interior choices scale from a private yacht to larger yachts, preserving the same feel and finish across the fleet.

Customization options extend to layout, systems, and detailing. Create 4–5 guest cabins or 3 cabins with a full-beam master, plus a flexible crew area. Configure a panoramic salon with large glazing, a convertible dining area, and a helm station integrated with control screens. For propulsion and energy, choose diesel with optional generator or diesel-electric architecture; add battery banks, shore power, and solar if required. The design can leave space for service access and spare fuel capacity, preserving draught and weight balance for voyages and harbour calls.

Process and partners: At the beginning of each project, Mehmet and the principal design team set the specification with the client, yard, and international consultants to align expectations. Our expert team coordinates with all stakeholders to ensure material options, timing, testing, and validations proceed smoothly, and we share news updates as the build progresses. The output includes CAD drawings, 3D visuals, and material samples for client approval before construction begins. The AD191 DRD becomes a reliable platform for private owners and charter operators to realize a dream with consistent quality across projects.

AD234 News: Latest Updates, Projects & Deliveries

Recommendation: prioritize a modular propulsion upgrade across the AD234 fleet to ensure maximum range and speed while preserving displacement targets. This approach makes your dream yacht more reliable at sea and simpler to manage on long voyages.

In the latest update, M/Y Marimba completed two weeks of sea trials in August 2025, confirming a beam of 9.8 m, a length of 38 m, and a displacement around 480 tonnes with gross tonnage of 520 GT. The propulsion system combines hybrid diesel-electric with a 1,600 kW peak output, delivering a top speed of 26 knots and a range of 1,900 nautical miles at 12 knots. The loaded configuration accommodates 12 passengers and a crew of 4, with fuel capacity of 8,500 L and fresh water capacity of 2,800 L. This milestone marks progress from concept to a luxury platform ready for global adventure, aligning with vision and management standards across the fleet.

Beyond Marimba, our project slate includes Project Helix and Project Arcadia, both built on a clear vision to extend range up to 2,800 nm at 12 knots while keeping displacement under 520 tonnes. Helix prioritizes a compact drivetrain with hybrid/shore-power integration to reduce emissions during port calls, while Arcadia expands passenger capacity for longer voyages. The management team coordinates hull, interior, and systems integration to ensure a smooth transition between propulsion modes and accommodations, delivering a perfect balance of performance and luxury for each voyage.

Deliveries planned for Q4 2025 include M/Y Solstice (32 m) and M/Y Meridian (35 m). Solstice features a beam of 8.6 m, displacement around 460–480 tonnes, gross tonnage approximately 540 GT, and a 1,300 kW hybrid package that delivers 24 knots and a 2,000 nm range at 12 knots. Meridian brings a 9.1 m beam, 520 tonnes displacement, 2,500 nm range, and 23 knots top speed, with seating for up to 14 passengers and a crew of 5. Both models load advanced stabilizers, integrated management consoles, and a modular interior look that can be reconfigured for adventure and client needs, reflecting ADEO’s vision for endless customization.

Look ahead to the roadmap for the next 12 months, where most yachts in the AD234 family will feature improved beam efficiency, expanded range, and smarter energy storage. Beginning with the Marimba program, we will deliver precise propulsion controls and a perfect user experience across sea conditions. This is the moment to plan your adventure with us and turn your dream into a tangible vessel with unmatched performance and style, designed to honor the beginning of a new chapter in luxury yachting.

AD241 26M: Meet the Team

Choose the AD241 26M team to access the latest project detail on propulsion, power, and capacity that informs the specification.

From exterior silhouette to passenger experience, this crew pairs precise data with hands-on craft to deliver measurable results for yachts.

• Principal Designer – Leads the specification and mark, balancing safety, comfort, and performance while meeting gross tonnage targets and regulatory requirements.
• Naval Architect – Optimizes beam, hull form, stability, and weight distribution to support the propulsion strategy and overall efficiency.
• Propulsion Lead – Defines the propulsion package, from conventional diesels to hybrid options, and aligns power delivery with mission targets.
• Electrical & Systems Engineer – Manages power management, energy storage capacity, and onboard systems, including the ilter filtration chain for reliability.
• Exterior Designer – Shapes the exterior to express the yacht's mark while preserving dynamic lines and practical beam utilization.
• Interior Designer – Plans passenger spaces for comfort, flow, and acoustics, ensuring the feel matches the specification across decks.
• Project Manager – Tracks milestones, budget, and schedule; coordinates with suppliers to keep the project on track and on spec.
• Quality Assurance Lead – Verifies component performance, safety, and compliance through structured tests and data reviews.

Together, the team strives to balance bold design with dependable performance, delivering a vessel whose most visible traits–the exterior lines and interior feel–reflect precise engineering and clear priorities for passengers and crew alike.

AD239 VENTO: Exterior Design Highlights

Choose a bold silhouette: a sculpted bow, smooth sheer, and a slender deckhouse to ensure a perfect balance of speed, efficiency, and look that reads well at harbour entrances.

The principal lines construct a clear silhouette; the deck integrates amet glass skylights and an ilter system to manage daylight and salt spray. The designer team collaborates on updates to keep the exterior language aligned with interior layouts and owner preferences.

The exterior strategy uses conventional features like retractable fenders and a low-profile radar mast, yet it adds modern touches for adventure and user comfort, including wide sun pads, a shaded dining area, and a carefully tuned hull with a displacement-friendly stance. This mark of reliability signals a strong, practical approach for long-range offshore operations. The range of outdoor spaces supports your crew's activities and your guests' comfort.

Updates across projects reinforce a coherent look that matches interior design goals, ensuring your yacht communicates luxury and capability at every harbour approach.