Hideout is a yacht designed around how people actually spend time on the water — moving easily between open air, quiet retreat, and shared moments. Every level feels intentional, with spaces that flow naturally rather than feeling segmented by function. The result is a yacht that feels relaxed, confident, and intuitive from the moment you step aboard.

Life onboard centers around flexibility. Outdoor areas are arranged to adapt throughout the day, whether that means slow mornings at anchor, afternoons in motion, or evenings spent gathered with guests. Seating, sun exposure, and sightlines are balanced so the yacht feels open without ever feeling exposed. Multiple zones allow guests to enjoy privacy or connection without competing for the same space.

Access to the water is effortless, encouraging spontaneous swims, tender use, and time spent close to the sea. Equipment and gear are discreetly integrated so the experience remains uncluttered and refined. Nothing feels overdesigned — each element serves a clear purpose while maintaining a clean, modern aesthetic.

Inside, the atmosphere shifts to calm and understated. Natural light plays a central role, softening the interior and reinforcing the connection to the surrounding environment. The layout favors openness while still allowing separation when needed, giving owners control over how the yacht is used at any given moment. Practical storage is thoughtfully placed, keeping daily life onboard comfortable and organized.

Guest accommodations are designed with longevity in mind, not just overnight stays. Cabins feel substantial, quiet, and private, offering a sense of retreat rather than simply a place to sleep. The owner’s suite stands apart in scale and comfort, providing a personal space that feels removed from the activity of the yacht while remaining fully integrated into its design.

Rather than focusing on trends or excessive ornamentation, Hideout prioritizes proportion, balance, and usability. The materials, finishes, and layout choices are meant to age well and support real ownership — extended cruising, hosting, and time spent onboard without compromise.

Confident without being loud, and refined without feeling formal, Hideout is well suited for an owner who values design that works just as well in practice as it does in presentation.