Azimut has unveiled the interior design of its latest flagship flybridge yacht, the Fly 82, offering a closer look at how the Italian shipyard is redefining onboard living in the 25-metre flybridge superyacht segment.
As the largest and most advanced model in Azimut’s best-selling Fly series, the 24.8-metre Fly 82 introduces a new interior identity that combines refined Italian design, innovative layout solutions and a strong focus on social space and natural light.
Interior Design by Fabio Fantolino
The Fly 82 interiors are designed by Italian architect and designer Fabio Fantolino, marking his third collaboration with Azimut on the Fly range. His approach for the flagship model focuses on softness, balance and understated elegance, moving away from traditional high-contrast yacht interiors.
A newly introduced orange-brown accent colour plays a central role in defining the Fly 82’s interior character. Used selectively throughout the main living areas, it adds warmth and distinction while maintaining a calm and contemporary atmosphere aligned with Azimut’s design DNA.
Main Saloon: A Social-Centred Layout
The main saloon of the Azimut Fly 82 is designed as a multifunctional social space rather than a purely formal living area. The layout is organised around a generous round dining table, positioned against a bronze glass feature wall that visually anchors the space.
This configuration encourages interaction and shared experiences on board, reflecting Azimut’s evolving vision of modern yacht living. A large L-shaped sofa and freestanding chairs complete the seating arrangement, offering flexibility for dining, entertaining or relaxing at anchor.
Floor-to-ceiling windows on both sides of the saloon allow abundant natural light to enter the interior, enhancing the sense of openness and reinforcing the connection between interior spaces and the surrounding seascape.
Open Living and Interior–Exterior Connection
One of the defining features of the Fly 82’s interior layout is its emphasis on openness and continuity. Clean sightlines, minimal partitions and carefully planned transitions between zones create an interior that feels larger than its 25-metre length suggests.
This design philosophy aligns with Azimut’s broader concept of open-air living, where interior spaces are intended for continuous use throughout the day, seamlessly connected to exterior decks rather than isolated from them.
Materials, Finishes and Atmosphere
Material selection on board the Fly 82 reflects a residential-inspired approach. Warm wood tones, soft-touch surfaces and subtle metallic details are combined to create a relaxed yet premium environment suitable for extended cruising.
The colour palette avoids extremes, favouring natural shades enhanced by carefully placed accent elements. This approach ensures the interiors remain timeless, while still offering a sense of individuality within the Fly series.
A New Benchmark for 25-Metre Flybridge Yachts
With the Fly 82, Azimut brings flagship-level interior design and spatial concepts into the highly competitive 25-metre flybridge yacht market. By integrating social-focused layouts, refined materials and abundant natural light, the Fly 82 raises expectations for comfort and usability in this size category.
As the model prepares for its public debut at boot Düsseldorf, the Fly 82 interiors highlight Azimut’s commitment to continuous product evolution, reinforcing the Fly series as a cornerstone of the brand’s global success.
