Blainey North & Associates Reivent This Baglietto Superyacht Interiors

Subverting traditional yacht design, the 54-metre Baglietto Superyacht, Mischief, was reimagined by Blainey North, breaking down the historical conventions of maritime interiors. Gone are the traditional navy hues, and instead are replaced with a dramatic Yves Klein ultramarine blue.

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Blainey North shrouded the austere Asian timber interior in white lacquer and marble, creating a new canvas for the colour scheme. Shifting the typical blue and white interior aesthetic into a more contemporary and artistic space. Alike the philosophies of Yves Klein and Mark Rothko, the power of colour proves to evoke an emotional response from its viewer and the specific blue tone used to induce both excitement and relaxation.

“Blue has no dimensions; it is beyond dimensions, whereas the other colours are not… All colours arouse specific associative ideas… while blue suggests at most the sea and sky, and they, after all, are in actual, visible nature what is most abstract”.
Yves Klein

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Blainey North & Associates is a global design firm specialising in interior architecture and the design of luxury environments for five and six-star hotels, exclusive residences and bespoke commercial and retail projects in Australia and around the world.

While Blainey’s architectural training enables her to manage the multi-layered aspects of large and complex projects, she is a contemporary thinker tapping into broad cultural references. She has an uncanny ability to push the conceptual boundaries of design by connecting the worlds of fashion, architectural history, visual arts and film to develop a unique, and highly relevant, design language.