The Rolls Royce 450EX yacht concept is a design that very few people will be hard pressed not to appreciate. Even if the admirer is not a car person or even a boat person, the sleek lines, shiny exterior and luxury interior will entice them to daydream about cruising along calm waters in no time. It is slightly disappointing that it is only a concept.
Designed by Stefan Monro, who recently completed an internship at Rolls-Royce, the Rolls Royce 450EX yacht concept is modelled after the brand's Phantom. Not only does it sport an oversized grill and 'spirit of ecstasy' hood ornament, the Rolls Royce 450EX yacht concept has enough seating for six people as well as a wood-lined rear deck that can be dived off of.
Luxury Car-Inspired Boats
The Rolls Royce 450EX Yacht Concept is Insanely Sleek and Contemporary
Trend Themes
1. Luxury Car-inspired Boats - The concept of designing boats inspired by luxury cars can create opportunities for companies to tap into both the luxury car and yacht markets.
2. Sleek and Contemporary Designs - Companies can explore creating sleek and contemporary yacht designs to attract a wider audience and modernize the yacht industry.
3. Integrating Wood Accents - Integrating wood accents into the design of luxurious yachts can add a touch of natural and organic elements, creating a unique selling point for companies in the yacht industry.
Industry Implications
1. Luxury Car Industry - Luxury car manufacturers can expand their offerings by delving into the yacht industry, utilizing their expertise in high-end design and craftsmanship to create unique and attractive yacht designs.
2. Yacht Industry - Companies in the yacht industry can tap into the luxury car market by creating yacht designs inspired by luxury cars, attracting a wider audience with a new and unique concept.
3. Home Interior Design Industry - The utilization of wood accents in yacht design can inspire companies in the home interior design industry to integrate more natural elements into their designs, creating a more modern and organic feel for interior spaces.