Howard Sansome announces the completion of ARYMA’s latest superyacht installation

ARYMA's Superyacht Installation (Click on image to enlarge)

I spoke with Howard Sansome, ARYMA’s owner, just after he returned from the Royal Van Lent shipyards in Amsterdam, where the new yacht “Lady Christine IV” is currently docked while the interiors, designed and created by Rodney Black Design Studios, are being completed by Royal Van Lent and Feadship’s joinery company Van der Loo.

The Taj Mahal & the Lady Christine (Click on image to enlarge)

“Our work is about visual impact and adding visual impact to interiors”

Howard Sansome

 

Detail of the Blue Mosque, Istanbul (Click on image to enlarge)

“We recently completed a project for a client’s superyacht. I’ve just been supervising the final installation of several large marquetry panels.” Explained Howard, “A high level of detail was the brief from the client. There are architectural, iconic buildings that everyone will recognize and just say – what, are you kidding me – that’s made of wood?”

 

First Panel of Superyacht Set

Central Panel of Superyacht Set

Right Panel of Superyacht Set

 

“Completing this set of large scale marquetry panels to such a high standard is an incredible achievement given the level of detail our client required. We are immensely proud of the part we have played in delivering this vision.”

 

 

Lady Christine's front entry

 

Architectural wonders of the world triptych

Update 17 September 2010: Article in Boat International’s October issue and ARYMA’s new press release

Howard Sansome informs me that they have posted information about the Lady Christine IV commission on ARYMA’s website. There’s also news about Boat International Magazine’s article and ARYMA’s press release. – kd

Boat International Oct 2010

To learn more about the lady Christine project go to the Rodney Black’s Art Deco Vision For Lady Christine IV Interiors

Marquetry and Inlay – ancient artforms that stay sharp – on the cutting edge…

Lady Christine IV

Lady Christine IV heading for the 2010 Monaco Yacht Show