From Lower Austria to the high seas

Yachting | 2024

Exclusive furniture, unusual surfaces and metal elements – the execution plans of a yacht interior include every detail, no matter how small they are. List GC’s strength lies not only in its understanding of design, but also in its complete project management. Countless sampling and elaborate feedback and approval processes with the shipyard, design studio and subcontractors, including quality controls, are coordinated until the assembly process on the yacht, which is accurate to the millimetre, can begin. This was also the case with the 115-metre motor yacht Lady Jorgia. List GC’s stylish mother-of-pearl 3D lacquer finish is one of the highlights: it adorns the walls and parts of the ceiling of the spa area and Informal Lounge. The handcrafted custom surfaces, designed specifically for the project, make the yacht unique. In collaboration with the Nuvolari Lenard design studio, the surfaces were perfectly matched to the client’s wishes.

Details specified by the design team, in the form of samples or visualizations, had to be created and recreated down to the last detail – for example, from a reference sample (10 x 10 cm) to an entire wall with a total area of 200 square metres. In the past 20 years, many extraordinary projects, such as the motor yachts Artefact (80 m) and Alaiya (111 m) or the sailing yacht Ribelle (32.5 m), have built up a unique know-how and a valuable wealth of experience as interior+ outfitter, which is reflected in the success of the superyacht Lady Jorgia. “Since strict secrecy is paramount in our industry, in addition to high quality standards, we are all the more pleased to be able to report on and provide insights into our varied, unique projects after successful implementation,” says Christian Bolinger, Managing Director at List GC. On average, List GC is working on 12 new construction projects in various stages of development. The average duration of List GC projects is around three years.