Rossinavi

The nearly zero-emissions craft was inspired by the fluidity and dynamism of ocean waves.

While the owner likens “EIV” to a Bentley, the stainless bow grille and swept-back windshield borrow from supercars like Bugatti’s Chiron.

From a $71 million, 206-foot superyacht to a 30-foot offshore dual console, this year’s PBIBS has something for everyone.

Just like the algae that inspired it, the multihull converts sunlight into clean, green energy.

“Polaris,” the largest build ever by Rossinavi, has an ice-class hull and hybrid propulsion, but the interior is defined by designer crystals.

Whether large or small in build, these winners balance modern designs with luxe amenities.

Having chartered superyachts for more than 20 years, the owner used his favorite features in the design of the new 217-foot Vitruvius.

The secret to Italy’s great strength in boatbuilding lies in its history of superb craftsmanship.

It comes complete with two waterfalls, a soundproof cinema and a 20-foot infinity pool.