The 70 Fly – a new luxury yacht from Absolute – has been equipped with Vimar’s Linea series of control devices.
Born from an innovative design philosophy and meticulous attention to detail, the yacht offers spacious, light-filled living spaces, enhanced by panoramic glazing that frames views of the horizon.
With an overall length of 21.53 metres and a five-cabin layout, including one dedicated to the crew, the outdoor areas feature an elegant terrace-style cockpit that can be personalised with modular furniture, alongside a bow sun pad.
One of the most distinctive features on a vessel of this size is the saloon’s six-panel sliding door, ensuring a fluid transition to the outdoors while preserving the comfort and elegance of the interior living spaces.
Below deck, the same dedication to design, craftsmanship and innovation is expressed through high-quality materials and thoughtfully curated details. A palette of warm tones, spanning from ivory to beige, envelops the spaces in an understated, refined elegance.
Every area is designed to deliver well-being and functionality, thanks also to the integration of modern, eco-sustainable technologies, engineered to minimise environmental impact and enhance an experience in harmony with the sea.
It is within this context that Vimar’s Linea series comes into its own. Designed with sustainability at its core, the range replaces conventional fossil fuel-based plastics with plastics derived from recycled and renewable sources.
Combined with optimised production processes and FSC-certified sustainable packaging, Linea achieves a reduction of more than 80% in CO₂ emissions, saving over 900 tonnes of CO₂ each year.
Chosen in the total look canvas version, with axial controls and dedicated symbols for more user-friendly use, Linea integrates seamlessly with its clean-lined design, bringing an additional touch of sustainability to the on-board environment.
In synergy with the design concept of the Absolute 70 Fly, Vimar’s solutions complete the on-board experience, blending technology and aesthetic refinement.