Princess shows off latest 40M

The latest Princess 40M X5 has made an appearance at the company's  South Yard, Plymouth where she has left the build shed for her final stages of fitout on the hard stand. A striking turquoise coloured hull ensures her exterior sets her apart from her predecessors and is certain to look just as impressive when on the water.

M/Y X5 features a beautifully appointed five-cabin arrangement and custom interior concept.

X5 features bespoke interior styling in collaboration with Fendi Casa, the Princess Design Studio and the owner. A gloss cherrywood combined with classic cream leathers, fabrics and furniture is accented with bright velvets and satins giving a feeling of timeless luxury.

Across the main deck saloon bespoke furniture, seating, lighting, fabrics and accessories are finished with the Fendi marque. The dining area can accommodate up to 10 guests around a macassar ebony table which is softly lit by a unique back-lit onyx panel to the bulkhead.

The main deck master stateroom features stunning red accessories throughout with a private dressing area, his and hers walk-in wardrobes and a full-beam bathroom.

Combinations of unique marbles have been pattern matched to individualise each bathroom. In the master en suite a rare nero portoro marble shower contrasts against a neutral marble bath and flooring creating a sophisticated yet striking effect. 

On the upper deck, a generous sky lounge with expansive windows allows natural light to fill the space. A large 'L' shaped seating area, additional Fendi Casa chairs and television creates the perfect lounge area.

Across the lower deck, four beautifully appointed en suite guest cabins feature Fendi fabrics, furniture and accessories across different colour schemes. The aft VIP cabin features vibrant yellow velvets and gold silks. To port and starboard double en suite cabins are finished in blues and greens with a rich red Fendi bed cover, cushions and dressing chair for the forward VIP.

The Princess 40M M/Y X5 can accommodate 10 guests across five cabins and seven crew across three cabins.