Lusben completes refit of 41-meter Lady Jade

It was concluded in recent days at the construction site Lusben The refit of the 41-meter Lady Jade, an Explorer superyacht built in 2008 by the Brazilian shipyard Inace Yachts and owned by a Swiss owner. Arrived at the Viareggio shipyard in October 2022, the yacht underwent major maintenance and refitting, including a complete repainting that returned the hull to its original blue color.

The Tuscan shipyard of the Azimut Benetti group explains in a statement that "Lady Jade has undergone a significant 6-meter extension at Alia Yachts in Antalya, designed by Stefano Pastrovich. The motoryacht now boasts a new look after a complete repainting, modifications to the metalwork on the sundeck ceiling and the aft section of the hull, making it sleeker and more modern, and a new layout and décor throughout the interior, designed by architect Stefano Pastrovich."

The interiors have also undergone a complete and meticulous overhaul: "The layout changes have affected the entire Main and Lower Decks, as well as a large portion of the Upper Deck, including the helm station. New furnishings and décor have been added to the full-beam owner's apartment, forward on the Main Deck, and to the four guest cabins and VIP cabin on the Lower Deck, which have been renovated to significantly improve guest comfort. These elegant and welcoming spaces now feature a style that favors a palette of dark tones and lacquered black," Lusben continues.

A major structural modification involved the aft hull, "where the bulwark was cut to give a sense of greater openness to the aft cockpit. Furthermore, the flybridge ceiling was extended by one meter, thus increasing the shaded space in the outdoor bar/dining area." Still on the exterior, underwater lights were installed along the entire length of the boat to further characterize the hull.

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