Kinda II: Where Baglietto’s Vision Meets the Sea
The T60 reinterprets a storied design philosophy through a contemporary lens, crafting a 60-metre yacht where the boundary between interior and exterior dissolves entirely. Kinda II is a masterclass in the art of living at sea.
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The horizon becomes architecture aboard Kinda II, Baglietto’s newest vision of what a modern superyacht might be. This is not merely a vessel; it is a philosophical statement rendered in steel and glass, a 60-metre expression of a design house that has always understood a singular, guiding principle: that comfort and beauty aboard a yacht must flow from the water upward, not downward from some landlocked sensibility.
The T60 reinterprets Baglietto’s classical design language through a distinctly contemporary lens. Where earlier iterations spoke in whispers of tradition, this hull communicates through expansive glazing and generous, uninterrupted volumes. The interiors and exteriors exist in almost seamless dialogue, creating a fluid environment where guests find themselves perpetually aware of the sea, never separated from it by conventional boundaries or enclosed retreats.
Consider the spatial intelligence at work here. An entire upper deck belongs to the owner, a personal sanctuary that elevates privacy to its own art form. Yet this is balanced by generous communal spaces designed for conviviality, for those moments when the voyage becomes a shared experience. The approximately 60-square metre beach lounge remains the most compelling gesture: a vast, open reach that keeps guests in constant, tactile contact with the sea throughout the day, transforming what might be dead space into something purposeful and alive.
The Craft Behind the Vision
The collaboration between Francesco Paszkowski Design for both exterior and interior design, complemented by Margherita Casprini’s interior contributions and Pierluigi Ausonio’s naval architecture, reveals itself in every proportion. This is not design by committee; it is the result of cohesive vision from hands that have spent careers understanding how light moves across water, how space breathes when given room to do so, and how a yacht might become a possession not merely of wealth but of genuine aesthetic conviction.
Kinda II stands as the first hull in the T60 series, which means it carries the weight of establishing something new within Baglietto’s lineage. That burden has been met with grace. The yacht honours its heritage while moving decisively forward, proving that contemporary luxury at sea need not sacrifice the understated elegance that defined the house’s reputation. It simply allows that elegance to expand, to breathe, to meet the horizon on equal terms.
Imagery courtesy of Baglietto (@bagliettoyachts_official).