Dutch yacht builder Feadship has unveiled its completed 93-metre (305-foot) superyacht Lady S.
Previously known as Hull 814, the yard’s fifth largest yacht has been undergoing final touches at its new Amsterdam facility, ahead of her delivery in the coming weeks.
UK designers Michael Leach and Reymond Langton worked in collaboration to style the yacht, overseeing the exterior design and interior design respectively.
Lady S can accommodate up to 12 guests across seven cabins, including a master suite and four VIP staterooms, while up to 29 crew members can also be housed on board.
The fully equipped superyacht will boast a two-deck IMAX cinema, sizable swimming pool and basketball courts, as well as a commercial heli-pad.
Lady S is Feadship’s debut superyacht to be completed at its new Amsterdam yard, built for the construction and refit of projects measuring up to 160 metres (525 feet).
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