Black Swan, a superyacht concept by Timur Bozca

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blackswanTimur Bozca, a Turkish designer working between Istanbul, Milan and London, created a new superyacht concept: the 60 + m Black Swan. The vessel is very captivating thanks to her supreme style and the bold use of black as main colour.
Her sleek design was inspired by the shape of an arrow to create an aerodynamic shape and a distinctive look. Bozca so commented her exterior design: “It was important for the exterior to use simple lines together with dramatic angles and curves, as I believe that simplicity is an important factor in making a design elegant and clean.”
The amenities onboard include a helicopter platform on the top deck, an extended beach club with a multi-level pool that fades away towards the stern, a spacious sun deck and hidden balconies with sun loungers.
Up to 12 guests can be accommodated in full comfort and luxury across a master suite and six guest suites, where the interior is decorated with white furniture.
Made from aluminium and enforced steel, black swan features some of the most state-of-the-art technology. She is powered by four engines generating 23,172hp, which allow her to reach a top speed of 27 knots and a cruising speed of 20 knots.

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