At the heart of this thrilling new path are research, new projects and an exceptional partnership with the acclaimed Studio Fuksas and the illustrious Luca Dini for the creation of a masterpiece – the 80-metre megayacht, Admiral Sea Flower. This collaborative triumph is set to grace the waters, setting a new standard in opulence and elegance.

The Italian Sea Group also launched the world premiere of six resplendent yachts from its illustrious stable of brands, enthralling the discerning audience at MYS 2023.

Exclusively for TISG, Studio Fuksas and Luca Dini will jointly design the megayacht in a steel hull and aluminium superstructure, interiors that embrace a new concept of experiencing the sea, and a design inspired by nature, particularly the marine ecosystem.

“This partnership powerfully expresses the symbiotic relationship between design, art and technology that is part of The Italian Sea Group’s DNA. Sea Flower is going to be a breathtaking and futuristic megayacht, carefully conceived with an eye to environmental sustainability. Our goal is to continue to invest in revolutionary aesthetic and technological solutions to propose disruptive product lines that dictate the new stylistic standards of luxury yachting,” said Giovanni Costantino, Founder & CEO of The Italian Sea Group.

The company boasts an order book of more than €1 billion, with significant business visibility for the coming years thanks to its very high market positioning and diversified, comprehensive offering.

During MYS, TISG also presented the concepts of three new and futuristic projects developed by its Centro Stile: Project Adventure, a 50m Explorer Admiral motoryacht; Project Cat 133, a catamaran in the style of the Tecnomar This Is It; and Project Evo 155, a 46m superyacht based on the successful EVO model, featuring sporty and elegant lines typically found in Tecnomar yachts.

TISG also showcased for the first time six yachts, setting new frontiers in nautical design and dictating revolutionary aesthetic standards.