SL120 Asymmetric

Having revolutionized marine design with the world's first asymmetric yacht, Sanlorenzo continues to take the asymmetric concept to new expressive heights: space, comfort, functional quality, flexibility in the use of spaces all combine in the SL120Asymmetric yacht, Sanlorenzo's new offering.

The SL120Asymmetric is the new flagship of Sanlorenzo's Asymmetric series, a 36.92-meter gliding model that will make its official debut at the 2021 Cannes Yachting Festival. With this model, Sanlorenzo once again demonstrates its particular talent for working on the concept of space and shaping it as it sees fit to guarantee maximum comfort on board. In this model, Sanlorenzo has applied an asymmetrical configuration only in the main deck living area, extending from the cockpit to the center of the vessel.

First of all, this choice allows this area to be extended by 8 square meters, eliminating the starboard deck and maximizing the connection with the sea by creating a spacious dining area on one side, with full-height glazing, and a living area on the other side, which opens onto a balcony thanks to a sliding door and an outdoor terrace. This also allows full utilization of the interior space of the adjacent forward area, where the owner's cabin is located, which extends the full width of the hull.

Another fundamental design feature of the SL120Asymmetric is the organization of the open spaces. For example, the open lounge area forward of the yacht is located on two decks connected by a staircase, with direct access from the owner's cabin. It is a 15 square meter space conceived for different purposes: while the fore deck is fully equipped as a large sunbathing area, the upper deck has a table for outdoor dining. In addition, the C-shaped sofa can be replaced by a Jacuzzi.

Full connection to the sea and the convenience of open spaces reach their peak in the aft area of the lower deck. The garage can be transformed into a wonderful 45 sqm beach club thanks to the folding terraces, offering guests comfortable access to the sea.