Erdevicki presents ER135

CANADA, Vancouver. Designer Ivan Erdevicki has created a 135m motoryacht with a beam of 19m making her the largest concept to come from ER Yacht Design.

Influenced by the look of luxury liners from the 1930s and 1940s, the elegant exterior of the ER135 features a plumb bow, the top of which sits 10m from the waterline. Able to accommodate up to 50 guests, the owner's suite is located on the top of the six-deck superstructure. This level is dedicated to the owner and features a forward facing master en suite, private salon, dining room with adjoining gourmet galley, gym and a private swimming pool towards the aft. With this arrangement, the pool can be converted into a helideck for the owner's private use. This deck can also be isolated from the rest of the vessel when desired.

In addition to a large main salon and dining area on the main deck, the ER135 features a library, cinema, gym, sauna, spa and hammam. Connecting each deck is a central atrium and two atrium-facing glass lifts. The atrium also features a piano bar, a reception area and dance floor, adding another level of grandeur to the design.

“A special feature of the design is the stylised elliptical portholes on the main deck level, which, at full scale, are 2.6m at minor and 3.3m at major axis for the largest window and proportionately smaller for the others,” says director Iliya Kovacevic, based at the studio’s London office. “Nonetheless, it's a fantastic feature to grace the luxurious guest suites.”

Aft of the vessel are a pair of staircases that gently curve round a central infinity swimming pool, with a beach club located below. The aft tender garage is easily access from here, while a double boathouse located amidships houses up to four tenders or a mixture of tenders, submarine and Jetskis.