We asked both designers to share with NAVIS readers their favorite analog products. Particularly for an ocean setting, comfort and a sense of safety and reliable calm is of utmost importance.” it can make someone feel at home or unwelcome. It has an impact that can be so profound that it can distort the way someone feels or reacts …. Colour can change completely the way a space feels, it is a tool that has incredible implications on how a design or volume is perceived. Whether we are trying to achieve a relaxed mood by using warm tones and low saturation tones, or create excitement and dynamism for a more sporty moment, colours affect us consciously and unconsciously. “Playing with colours through light and materials, is primordial when it comes to the user’s experience. Some of our newer readers will surely recognize this concept artist from his work in the cinematic and gaming universes. Returning this year for his exceptional insight is David Levy, head of NAVIS Yacht Design Division. The myriad of colour hues enable (one) to create a lot of different sensations.” You can completely change sensation by using cold or warm colours for the fabrics of sofas…glossy or matte finishing for the ceiling or light or strong coloured wood flooring. “Colours can completely change the result of a design and provide a different vibe experience….and deliver a different perception of space…Cold or warm hues differently affect vibes onboard, as well as well as soft or strong colours. For this 2022 edition of our Designer Dream Kit, we talked with two internationally renowned designers about how essential colour becomes not just in envisioning a concept for a discerning client or partner, but the power colour commands in real life.įrom just outside Florence, where he maintains his eponymous Design Studio, Francesco Paszkowski has lent his inspiring and award-winning talents to commissions by and collaborations with such brands as Tankoa, Heesen, Baglietto, and CdM, and those by private clients. From Summit through four days of the Show, this romp through creative excellence in the world of superyachting begins with design, long before sales, commissions, charters, or re-fits.įar beyond blueprints and prior renderings, the use of colour is key to creating interiors and exteriors that shelter and cosset or energize and enthrall. Amidst the wealth of products and information clamoring for attention at the Monaco Yacht Show, it’s essential to acknowledge the artists and designers responsible for transforming ideas into the manifestations of the many products - quayside and afloat - that rivet our gaze and eventually populate these pages.
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