Baglietto took two distinct approaches to yacht design at the 2026 Monaco Yacht Show, presenting the T60 Kinda II and the first yacht in its new FAST50 series. Both projects were designed inside and out by Francesco Paszkowski Design, with Margherita Casprini collaborating on the interiors and Pierluigi Ausonio Naval Architecture handling naval architecture.
At 197 feet (60 meters) and 1,100 gross tons, Kinda II introduces Baglietto’s T60 platform with an emphasis on owner privacy, flexible living spaces and a close connection to the water. The entire upper deck is dedicated to the owner, with a master suite, office, dressing room and two bathrooms, plus a private forward pool. On the main deck, four guest staterooms join a fifth on the lower deck. A roughly 645-square-foot (60-square-meter) beach lounge incorporates a pool, gym, spa, bar and conversation area, while fold-down platforms extend the stern toward the water. Twin Caterpillar 3512E engines deliver a reported top speed of 16 knots and a cruising speed of 12 knots.
The FAST50 takes a different tack. The 164-foot (50-meter) aluminum yacht is the first in a new series of sub-500-gross-ton vessels designed to combine high-speed performance with the interior volume and comfort associated with larger displacement yachts. Four MTU 16V2000 M96L engines provide a reported top speed of 30 knots, while a shallow-draft semi-tunnel hull is intended to improve performance in areas with limited water depth.
The FAST50’s profile draws on Baglietto’s heritage of high-performance yachts, updated with contemporary styling and expansive indoor-outdoor spaces. A two-level stern with fold-down bulwarks creates a beach club, while full-height glazing opens the upper deck on three sides. The yacht also features a wide-body owner’s suite, a panoramic dining veranda and a rooftop retreat. Aft, a floodable garage accommodates a tender up to 23 feet (7 meters) long, with a second garage forward.
Together, the two projects illustrate the breadth of Baglietto’s current design direction, pairing a focus on onboard living aboard the T60 with a return to high-speed performance in the FAST50.
