CRN’s 67-metre Amor à Vida brochure captures her story in colour
The Italian shipyard releases a printed portfolio whose palette mirrors the yacht herself, a design choice that lets her interior spaces unfold across the page like a carefully choreographed tour.
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The brochure arrives as something more considered than a specification sheet. CRN, the Italian superyacht builder owned by the Ferretti Group, has designed the Amor à Vida portfolio to draw its colour language directly from the vessel herself. The pale blue cover, printed with gold lettering, echoes the yacht’s own palette before the reader even turns the first page.
Inside, the spaces unfold methodically: cabins, saloons, and technical spaces rendered in high quality photography and print, each image positioned to tell the narrative of how this 67-metre vessel functions as a complete world. The brochure performs as a printed tour, a luxury object in itself that captures the thinking behind her design without requiring a visit to the shipyard or a sea trial.
For those commissioning or researching a superyacht, the approach signals CRN’s understanding that the vessel begins long before launch. The brochure becomes part of the ownership journey, a tangible reference that sits on a desk or coffee table, its tactile quality and considered design reflecting the precision of the build itself. The gold foil detailing on the cover catches light much as polished brass fittings would catch sunlight across her decks, a small detail that confirms this is not merely promotional material but an extension of the yacht’s aesthetic.
Imagery courtesy of CRN (@crnyachts).
