CRN’s icon of bespoke production, when art inspires made-to-measure creations

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crn-craftAs of today, CRN, the historical Italian shipbuilder and brand of the Ferretti Group specialising in the construction of fully-custom steel and aluminium light-alloy pleasure vessels between 40 and 100 m in length, will have a new symbol representing its bespoke production in Italy and across the world – a project aimed at physically and visually communicating the art of customized yacht building.
This original work of art blends together the materials, finishes, and style the Ancona shipyard can offer its owners and symbolizes CRN’s outstanding shipbuilding craftsmanship – a synthesis that is realized as a piece of art epitomizing CRN’s ability to build true masterpieces.
Transforming the wishes of the most demanding owners, CRN combines steel, wood, marble, leather and the most sophisticated fabrics into artistic creations; the most Bespoke yachts in the world.
Every CRN megayacht is indeed the result of different ideas, extensive know-how, unmatched mastery, and outstanding professionalism, all sharing a great passion to create unmatched works of art, thereby turning the dreams of every single owner into reality. CRN has reinterpreted the concept of ‘bespoke’ by building not only custom yachts, but real icons offering unrivalled versatility.
The ‘Bespoke’ artwork will be displayed every time CRN takes part in a national or international event, to underline the Shipyard’s ‘owner oriented’ approach, focused on the client and the product, and unmatched craftsmanship.

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