Sunseeker’s 82 Ocean Enclosed is a 25-metre yacht defined by expansive volumes, flexible layouts and a refined material palette. Bathroom detailing is elevated through Ritmonio’s Diametro35 Impronte brassware.
Specified to create bathrooms with a strong, individual identity, the Diametro35 Impronte series introduces four three-dimensional surface patterns – Prisma, Tratto, Rigo and Punto – designed to add depth and tactility to the mixer. Available with or without lever, the control becomes a focal point within the scheme, shifting the emphasis from purely functional fitting to considered design element. A palette of 16 finishes, combined with the option to mix and match tap body and control, allows for a high level of personalisation, aligning with the wider demand for bespoke bathroom spaces in luxury residential and marine projects.
This layered approach to bathroom design reflects the broader concept behind Sunseeker International’s 82 Ocean Enclosed, where flexibility and spatial quality define the architecture. Conceived as a departure from traditional yacht layouts, the model prioritises interior volume, offering 165 square metres of living space across three levels. Full-height glazing and open-plan arrangements create a seamless connection between zones, with a central floating glass staircase acting as a sculptural anchor within the main deck lounge.
A fully enclosed upper deck combines a single helm station with two outdoor terraces, balancing privacy and sociability. Forward seating or an optional hot tub contrasts with an aft entertaining area complete with integrated wet bar, barbecue and adaptable lounge seating. Sliding doors on both sides enhance the indoor-outdoor flow, reinforcing a design language that draws on contemporary residential architecture.
Powered by MAN V8-1300 or V12-1650 engines, the yacht reaches speeds of up to 25 knots, pairing performance with long-range capability. Within this context, the bathrooms – defined by Ritmonio’s customisable brassware – form part of a cohesive interior narrative, where materiality and detail are as considered as the overall spatial design.
