Sanlorenzo SL86 ASYMMETRIC

PERFECT BLEND OF FORM AND FUNCTION

The asymmetrical design of the Sanlorenzo SL86A maximizes both internal and external space, delivering a yacht that is both more functional and visually striking. By eliminating one of the two side walkways, the yacht gains valuable space, allowing for a more spacious and practical interior. The starboard walkway remains open, while the port side expands, increasing the volume of the main deck.

However, the true innovation of the yacht lies in the stern configuration, where no visible stairs are present. This minimalistic design reflects Sanlorenzo’s asymmetrical revolution: Hiding the stairs enhances the harmony of the stern layout and introduces a transparency element that ensures a full connection between those in the cockpit and those swimming at the stern, making the most of the space. The carefully designed layout reveals a staircase that becomes visible by rotating and, through the opening of the hatch, reveals a spacious garage capable of housing a tender and a jet ski. Moreover, the entire hatch can lower into the water for ease of launching the tender and jet ski, simultaneously transforming into a swimming platform for guests.

Another successful innovation is the reimagined use of vertical connections, minimizing their footprint. The removal of the staircase linking the cockpit to the flybridge increases the available space in the cockpit itself and “gives” an important additional volume to the living area. This choice has improved passage ergonomics and expanded the visual perception inside the yacht. Combined with transparency, this solution creates much more visual space and more efficient spatial volumes.

Thanks to relocating the staircase to a more central part of the deck, the main deck features a spacious aft living area connected via the port-side passage to a unique forward dining area that can be customized to serve as a cinema room or playroom. This forward dining area, directly connected to the kitchen for service, is an additional onboard living space that no other yacht of a similar size can boast. Overall, this layout minimizes visual barriers and highlights the large windows that create a privileged connection with the sea from stern to bow.The lower deck includes four cabins, with the owner’s cabin centrally located for optimal comfort and privacy.

Externally, the SL86A offers ample outdoor space for relaxation and enjoyment. Two large sunbathing areas, one on the bow and the other integrated into the superstructure, provide plenty of room to soak up the sun. The flybridge, with its expanded space due to the removal of the traditional staircase area, offers even more customization options.