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ISA Custom 80M enters interior outfitting phase

by ISA Yachts 25 Apr 08:21 UTC
ISA Custom 80 metres © ISA Yachts

ISA Yachts unveils the first images of the new ISA Custom 80 metres which recently entered its interior outfitting phase.

The exterior is penned by Espen diameterino International, while the interior is by the New York-based studio Peter Marino Architect, and the Shipyard is responsible for developing the naval engineering.

With a gross tonnage of 2150 GT and an overall length of 80 metres, this ISA Yachts project, due to be delivered in 2026, will become the Shipyard's new flagship.

In addition to this custom 80-metre, currently at the Ancona Shipyard there are other three ISA Yachts-brand constructions under way: an 80-metre of the Gran Turismo line (with exterior and interior by Enrico Gobbi Team for Design) due to be delivered in 2027, and two 66 metres. One of these has both exterior and interior designed by the Nuvolari-Lenard Studio, while the other has exterior design by Vallicelli and interior design by Enrico Gobbi - Team for Design, and they are set to be presented in 2026.

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