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Tuxedo Ceccarelli 40: Timeless lines, advanced technology and bespoke craftsmanship

Tuxedo Ceccarelli 40 introduces a refined aluminium yacht, blending heritage, innovation and design within Tuxedo Yachting House’s evolving vision.

The Tuxedo Ceccarelli 40 is a new 40m. aluminium jewel that perfectly embodies the philosophy of Tuxedo Yachting House: timeless elegance, advanced technology and meticulous attention to detail. The project is the result of a creative synergy with Francesco Paszkowski Design, which led the overall design, in collaboration with architect Margherita Casprini for the interiors. The exteriors mark a first-time collaboration with Sebastian Martinez, while the naval architecture has been developed by Names Studio, founded by Francesco Rogantin.

Founded in 2020, Tuxedo Yachting House has followed a clear and steadily evolving path, marked by the launch of the Tuxedo White and Tuxedo Blue collections. The Ceccarelli 40 represents the natural next step in this journey, while simultaneously signalling a return to the origins of a family with a long-standing tradition in the construction of large vessels.

The new yacht preserves traditional, elegant lines that define the shipyard’s DNA, while integrating cutting-edge technologies. Its instantly recognisable design strikes a refined balance between dynamism and understated luxury, with every stylistic choice serving both functionality and aesthetic harmony.

The interiors place craftsmanship and full customisation at the forefront. High-quality materials, carefully considered details and flexible layouts allow owners to shape the yacht according to their personal vision and lifestyle, reinforcing Tuxedo’s commitment to bespoke excellence.

More than a new model, the Tuxedo Ceccarelli 40 is a statement of continuity and evolution. It bridges heritage and innovation, reaffirming Tuxedo Yachting House’s position as a shipyard dedicated to authenticity, innovation and the art of fine yacht building.

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