ASLEC 4

ASLEC 4 — Rossinavi 48m There is nothing tentative about the way ASLEC 4 sits on the water. The straight bow gives her a purposeful, almost architectural profile, and the semi-displacement hull beneath it — steel, with a superstructure in light marine alloy — was built by Rossinavi to a brief that clearly favoured volume and open deck space over convention. Exterior lines come from Studio Spadolini. She completed a refit in 2020. The interiors are the work of French designer Rémi Tessier, and they are the reason people remember this yacht. Materials carry the whole argument: carbon fibre worked into the detailing, black chrome used with restraint, and gold leaf applied across most of the ceilings and wall surfaces — a treatment that changes character entirely between the flat light of morning and the warmth of evening. It is refined without being heavy, contemporary without feeling cold. Accommodation is arranged for ten guests across five cabins: the owner's cabin, two cabins with a double bed, and two cabins with twin beds. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. On-board entertainment was treated with the same seriousness as the joinery. A single, genuinely intuitive global control interface governs the audio-visual system, with Kaleidescape handling on-demand film, Lutron managing the home automation, and integrated Apple AirPlay covering audio throughout. Twin Caterpillar engines of 1,300 hp each give a top speed of over 16 knots and a cruising speed of 15 knots at half load — enough to make a long Mediterranean coastal run a matter of hours rather than a full day. A crew of nine looks after guests and yacht alike, with the discretion and anticipation that a vessel of this calibre requires. Available for charter in the Western Mediterranean.