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YachtTalk Episode 2: Dutch Design

Thank you for watching the second episode of YachtTalk by Heesen, the world’s first-ever talk show on #yachting where we catch up with old and new friends, learn about their fresh ideas and stay connected during these socially distanced times. In this show, it’s all about design. Dutch design to be more precise: from interiors to cars and, of course, yachts. Frank Laupman, founder of Omega Architects and the creative mind behind many great Heesen boats, shares his insights on yacht design. Gabriele Chiave, Creative Director at Marcel Wanders studio, looks at superyachts from an interior design perspective. And independent car designer and coachbuilder Niels van Roij unveils his latest creation on YachtTalk. All three guests will discuss commonalities in their work and share their joint vision on the superyacht of the future. 00:00 Introduction 01:04 Introduction of Dutch design 05:46 Gabriele Chiave on Dutch interior design 15:11 Frank Laupman on Dutch yacht design 23:28 Niels van Roij on Dutch car design 28:48 Unveiling 31:38 Working with highly demanding clients 40:06 #Iamonaboat Follow us on   / heesenyachts     / heesenyachts     / heesen_yachts   And check out our website https://www.heesenyachts.com/ About Heesen: A Dutch shipyard dedicated to pushing the boundaries in design, engineering and construction, Heesen is a company that continues to evolve. Since the time its founding father Frans Heesen acquired the business in 1978, it has been building superyachts in aluminium and steel that offer speed, style and fuel-efficient cruising. Its award-winning vessels continue to match the owner’s exacting demands, and its unrelenting focus on quality, craftsmanship and innovation has created one of the world’s most impressive shipbuilding legacies. We look for talented people to join our team. Would you like to work with us? Check out the vacancies at https://werkenbij.heesenyachts.com/ #Heesen #superyachts #luxuryyachts