Yachts

Andy Waugh Concepts

Designer Andy Waugh offers six new yacht concepts.

By Sarah Gangraw

Updated: March 5, 2016

Andy Waugh has created six eye-catching yacht concepts, ranging from 38 meters to 120 meters.

Blommendal 65

The Blommendal 65 is an explorer yacht concept with playful takes on how diagonal lines affect a yacht’s aesthetics.

Blommendal 65

Waugh played with graphical devices and aesthetics to create this distinctive vessel. Courtesy Andy Waugh Yacht Design

Blommendal 65

The concept incorporates an existing hull and needs minimum modifications. Courtesy Andy Waugh Yacht Design

Nouveau

The Nouveau pushes the boundaries of the yacht aesthetic to an extreme degree for a client who appreciates avant-garde style. The design was inspired by the Art Nouveau movement, and artists including Alphonse Mucha and Antoni Gaudi.

Nouveau

The modern structure of the Nouveau will make an impression anywhere she goes. Courtesy Andy Waugh Yacht Design

Nouveau

Twin VIP cabins are located forward on the main deck and lounging space to the aft leads to an infinity pool. Courtesy Andy Waugh Yacht Design

Nouveau

The intimidating bow gives a sense of scale and modern design. Courtesy Andy Waugh Yacht Design

Nouveau

The unusual structure of the decks creates an organic form. Courtesy Andy Waugh Yacht Design

Epiphany

This 426-foot superyacht exemplifies simple sophistication. The yacht’s VIP deck offers four staterooms with individual balconies. Epiphany can also accommodate a full spa, cinema and well-equipped gym.

Epiphany

The bridge is located on the upper deck, with a a fold-down wing-bridge to capture the beauty of the rising bulwark. Courtesy Andy Waugh Yacht Design

Epiphany

The decks are expansive to create a sense of openness, and the main pool and lounge are located on the aft deck, which can convert into a helipad. Courtesy Andy Waugh Yacht Design

Epiphany

The stateroom forwards is home to high ceilings and a private foredeck with a jacuzzi and vast view of the water. Courtesy Andy Waugh Yacht Design

Epiphany

The Epiphany is unconventional in a good way with its distinctive aesthetic and open layout. Courtesy Andy Waugh Yacht Design

Revolution

This 147-footer contrasts conventional yacht designs with bold, angular features. The master suite and salon are on the main deck, while guest accommodations are on the lower deck. Revolution features two pools, on the bow and sun deck.

Revolution

Bold lines facing forward give the notion of purpose and direction. Courtesy Andy Waugh Yacht Design

Revolution

The logo comes from the Japanese samurai symbol for the revolution of the universe. Courtesy Andy Waugh Yacht Design

Revolution

The structure is intended to give the impression of ancient Greek gods Neptune and Poseidon. Courtesy Andy Waugh Yacht Design

Expedition

At just over 246 feet length overall, Expedition reportedly has features usually found on yachts about 50 feet longer—an infinity pool, for example. This explorer yacht is equipped with two VIP cabins and four guest cabins. Expedition has a cruising speed of 15 knots and a range of 5,000 nautical miles.

Expedition

The mixture of smoothly curved surfacing and sharp edges creates a futuristic look. Courtesy Andy Waugh Yacht Design

Expedition

A full helipad and heli-garage are located on bridge deck, which can house the Eurocopter 135. Courtesy Andy Waugh Yacht Design

Expedition

A wide beam of 45.9 feet allows for a spacious upper deck with a spa, steam room and massage room. Courtesy Andy Waugh Yacht Design

Reality

The interior features glass floors on each deck and a skylight on the sun deck. The bridge deck boasts a wellness center with a sauna, steam room, Jacuzzi, plunge pool and massage area. Reality will have room for 32 passengers and 40 staff.