Custom Line Navetta 35 given her world premiere at the Cannes Yachting Festival: Custom Line showcases the yard’s new made-to-measure masterpiece.
4 сентября 2026 г.
The new displacement line superyacht makes her debut at the Cannes Yachting Festival and sets out a new concept of living at sea
Ancona, September 4, 2026 – Custom Line is showcasing an extraordinary world premiere at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2026, held from September 8 to 13, where Custom Line Navetta 35, the brand’s new displacement line masterpiece, will be making her world debut. Also on show at the event will be Custom Line Saetta 106’.
Custom Line’s presence at the show is made even more meaningful this year by the brand's 30th anniversary: three decades of Made to Pleasure, during which the brand has built over 300 made-to-measure yachts, becoming an international benchmark for design culture, continuous innovation and timeless beauty.
With a length of 34.5 m and a beam of 7.7 m, Custom Line Navetta 35 is the result of collaboration between Ferretti Group’s Strategic Product Committee and Engineering Department, with strategic consulting provided by Custom Line Atelier, which supervised the definition and development of the interior styling. The exterior styling is by architect Filippo Salvetti, while the interior architecture has been developed by ACPV ARCHITECTS Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel. This project builds on Custom Line’s positioning in the displacement segment under 270 GT, showcasing the values of Italian quality, design innovation, masterful craftsmanship and elegance that have always been imprinted in the brand’s DNA.
Spanning three decks, this superyacht offers over 300 square metres of indoor and outdoor space, designed to blend areas dedicated to socialising, relaxation and wellbeing on board into a natural and harmonious whole. Custom Line Navetta 35 can accommodate up to 10 guests in five cabins – the master suite on the main deck and four guest cabins on the lower deck – while ensuring that guest and crew flows are both private and functional.
The exterior design stands out for its understated, harmonious style, in which sculptural surfaces, clean lines and balanced volumes produce a dynamic, contemporary silhouette. The contours of the hull sides evoke a sense of muscular sculptural tension, lending the yacht a sporty character, while the design of the stern and continuity between the surfaces reinforce visual connections with the sea.
One of the project’s signature features is in fact the almost transparent naval architecture, designed to blur the boundaries between indoors and outdoors. The extensive full-height windows let natural light flood in from stern to bow and along both sides of the yacht, enhancing the sense of space and transforming the settings into prime vantage points from which to enjoy the seascape. The innovative staircase works in this direction, designed to ensure maximum privacy while blending discreetly into the interior design. The fact that there is no external staircase aft on the main deck helps create the ultimate flexible space, turning the cockpit into the yacht’s social hub.
This striving for continuity is also a feature of the yacht’s interiors, defined by flowing spaces, organic geometries and custom-made freestanding furniture designed by Antonio Citterio. Raised off the floor, the furniture and furnishings seem almost to float in space, contributing to the overall sense of lightness. For the first Custom Line Navetta 35, ACPV ARCHITECTS developed the Light Mood concept featuring shades of ivory, beige and caramel, combined with Pietra di Vicenza, pale wood floors and sand coloured leather used for the upholstery and detailing. The warm, glowing colour scheme enhances the depth of the settings and creates a sophisticated yet welcoming atmosphere.
Complementing the on-board experience are technical solutions designed to deliver comfort, stability and efficiency even on long journeys. The standard engines are two 1,400 HP MAN V12 units, providing a range of up to 1,800 miles in economy mode, with the option to install two 1,622 HP CAT C32 engines that deliver a top speed of 16 knots, according to preliminary data. The full-load draught of 2.2 metres makes it possible to enter sheltered bays and shallow waters like those found in the Caribbean.