O’Madeleine
by Golden Yachts

Golden Yachts has unveiled a sculptural 60 metre superyacht that combines Nordic inspired interiors with contemporary precision and bespoke craftsmanship. With a volume of around 1,300 GT and an 11 metre beam, the yacht has been conceived around the principles of freedom, wellness and versatility, creating an environment that merges generous living space with a seamless connection to sea and light.

The yacht’s exterior design was developed by Studio Vafiadis, a long standing collaborator of Golden Yachts. The design balances elongated athletic lines with deep architectural recesses and expansive glazed surfaces, producing a profile that appears both dynamic and poised. Carefully proportioned between her 60 metre length and 11 metre beam, the yacht’s composition emphasises the interplay between solid volumes and transparent planes, reinforcing both architectural clarity and visual harmony.

Inside, Golden Yachts has shaped a calm and refined interior defined by Nordic sensibilities. Oak, cured stones, stingray leather, straw panels and classical fabrics are layered with silk and suede surfaces, creating a tactile palette that feels both luxurious and understated. The main and upper saloons were designed by Massari Design, whose work establishes cohesion throughout the vessel while highlighting craftsmanship, sustainability and material longevity.

Expansive glazing allows light to flood the interior spaces, strengthening the visual dialogue with the surrounding seascape. Lighting is carefully integrated into furniture and ambient systems, offering six preset scenarios that transition from crisp daylight to softer evening tones. Wood and stone surfaces are balanced by suede wall panels to soften acoustics, while Carrara marble contrasts with warm leathers and timbers to create a subtle sensory balance.

Leisure and wellness are central to the layout. A refined beach club designed as a “beach house” lounge features a bar, hammam, bathroom and convertible massage area with sea views, flowing seamlessly into the yacht’s garage space. A custom pool framed by glass and mirror polished stainless steel forms a visual centrepiece, reflecting sea and sky to amplify the sense of openness.

Additional highlights include a sculptural staircase wrapping around a lift, a marble clad bar described as a “stone cave”, and a versatile top deck veranda beneath a dramatic skylight that can transform into a gym, cinema or social lounge. Accommodation includes a full beam owner’s suite, a VIP cabin and five guest cabins, creating a superyacht where technical precision and refined living coexist in harmony.