YACHT PROJECT & CREDITS LIST
Partial listing
ARTESE/PETERS,
44 CLASSIC MOTOR YACHT
Exterior and Interior Design: Joseph Artese
Naval Architect: Michael Peters
Builder: Pending
Design in progress
CINNABAR VI, 76 MOTORYACHT
Launch June 2002
Exterior Styling: Joseph Artese
Interior Design: Ihor Pona & Jennifer Hamilton
Interior Decoration: Daphne Thrasher
Naval Architect: Stevens
Builder: Grand Harbor Yachts, Inc.
Contemporary Re-Styling of Exterior Including Addition of Enclosed Pilothouse
FEAR & HOPE,
52 X 32 CATAMARAN
Launch June 2001
Interior Design: Joseph Artese
Naval Architect: John Shuttleworth
Builder: Pedigree Cats, Inc.
Contemporary Interior, of teak
and shaved granite veneers with walnut burl accents, and metallic LP, unique use of
skylighting.
MISTRAL, 63
SCHOONER
Launched Oct. 1999
Interior Design: Joseph Artese
Naval Architect: Chuck Paine
Builder: Legendary Yachts
Traditional Interior, mahogany
interior with leather and gold plate.
ILLUSION,
100 MOTORYACHT
Launched April 1996
Interior Design and Exterior Styling: Joseph Artese
Naval Architect: Ed Monk, Jr.
Builder: McQueens Boatworks
Classic/Contemporary Interior,
characterized by sculpted curves, mahogany plume on raised panel, ebony inlay, rich
fabrics, tapestried walls.
MICJAY, 65
SLOOP
Launched July 1994
Interior Design: Joseph Artese
Naval Architect: Alan Andrews
Builder: Wiggers Boatworks
Contemporary Interior
characterized by integration of the extreme dual purposes of highly competitive racing
yacht and "artful" family home. The numerous functional handholds are presented
as "sculptural" joinerwork while several several works of art adorn the
interior.
GOLDEN OSPREY,
98 SPORTFISH
Launched Nov. 1992
Interior Design and Exterior Styling: Joseph Artese
Naval Architect: Walter Hahn
Systems Engineer: Doug Sharp
Builder:Knight & Carver Custom Yachts
Contemporary Interior,
characterized by sculpted curves in massively louvered koa wood joinery, complex curves in
open stairway, and selective use of water buffalo and other hides.
SIGNE, 100
KETCH
Launched June 1990
Interior Design: Joseph Artese
Art and Fabrics: Mary Wellman
Naval Architect: Bruce King
Builder: Renaissance Yachts
Signe - Design Awards
1991 Showboats International Design Award, Best Yachts
of 1990: "MOST INTRIGUING SAILING YACHT".
1990 International Superyacht
Society Design Award, voted one of four "FINEST SAILING YACHTS ABOVE 23 METERS".
Eclectic Interior, uses skylights as an artistic point of departure, including a
first, one through which the 80mizzen mast soars, a 5 ten-sided skylight over
the main salon and very many deadlights to maximize natural light as a functional light
source. Further characterized by exceptional joinerwork, including curved louvers.
Signe - Feature Articles
Yachting, June 91
Showboats International, Jan. 91,
Sailing, Jan. 91
Yachting World, March 91.
Signe - Book Reference
In the Spirit of Tradition,Old
and New Classic Yachts,
Jill Bobrow and Dana Jinkins. Published byW.W. Norton & Company, NY/London, 1997.
Concepts in Publishing, ISBN 0-393-04556-0
CROUPIER, 76
SPORTFISH
Launched June 1990
Interior Design and Exterior Styling: Joseph Artese
Naval Architect: Walter Hahn
Builder:Knight & Carver Custom Yachts
Contemporary Interior, of
ultra-light construction, using Plascore and veneers of rich koa woods and burls. Solid
koa rails and corners, hogged-out for lightness, appear massive and masculine, to
characterize "Gentlemans Club" Interior.
RHODES, 77
KETCH
Interior Design: Joseph Artese
Naval Architect: Phillip Rhodes
Builder: Legendary Yachts
Classic Interior, of cherry and black granite with ebony inlays.
MONTEATH,
140 FEADSHIP REFIT
Launched 5/28/99
Interior Design:Glade Johnson & Joseph Artese
Naval Architect: F. de Voogt
Refit Shipyard: Merrill-Stevens Drydock
Design Award
1999 Showboat International Design Award, "Best Yacht Refit". ShowBoats
International Awards cited: "A remarkable onboard entertainment system
utilizing
disappearing plasma television screens."
Featured in Showboats
International July 98 and July 99.
WHITEFIN, 90
SLOOP
Launched 1983
Interior Design: Joseph Artese
Naval Architect:Bruce King
Builder: Renaissance Yachts
Traditional Interior,
characterized by turn-of-the-century elegance in cabinetry, fireplace, staircase, and
skylighting. SEE: Sail Magazine, Cover story, April 1984.
Whitefin - Book Reference
The Worlds Most Extraordinary Yachts,
Jill Bobrow and Dana Jinkins. ISBN 0-393-03314-7
OSPREY, 96
MOTORSAILER
Launched 1983
Interior Design and Exterior Styling: Joseph Artese
Naval Architect:Sparkman and Stephens
Builder: Stephens Marine
Ultra Contemporary Interior, utilizing unique use of mirrors to reflect sun-drenched
greenery throughout the yacht, giving illusion of a garden, and a passageway that
ingeniously and architecturally expands space.
VICTORIA, 72
KETCH
Launched 1974
Interior Design: Joseph Artese
Naval Architect: L. Francis Herrshoff
Builder: Kettenberg Marine
Traditional Interior, Built
from Ticonderogas Lines, characterized by turn-of-the-century elegance.
Victoria - Book Reference
Classic Yacht Interiors
Jill Bobrow and Dana Jinkins. Published by Norton, W.W. & Company. 1993. ISBN
039302744
Town & Country - magazine
article
PRODUCTION
YACHTS
Partial Listing
CABO 45 FLYBRIDGE
Interior Design & Exterior Styling: Joseph Artese
Naval Architect: Cabo
Builder: Cat Harbor Boats, Inc. Cabo Sport Fishers
PACIFIC SEACRAFT 31
Interior Design: Joseph Artese
Naval Architect: W.I.B. Crelock
Builder: Pacific Seacraft
Production Sailboat,
characterized by a sense of spaciousness in its compact interior.
ISLANDER 36
Production Sailboat 1970-1985
Interior Design and Exterior Styling: Joseph Artese
Naval Architect: Alan Gurney
Builder: Islander Yachts
Unique, trend-setting interior
and exterior features: Foldaway dining table, companionway steps at a 45 degree angle,
ergonomically designed cockpit. Extraordinarily successful run of 750 units.
SAN JUAN 48
Styling FlyBridge and Promotional Art
YANKEE 26 *
Production Sailboat 1976
Interior Design: Joseph Artese
Naval Architect: Sparkman and Stephens
Builder: Yankee Yachts
* Introduced unique interior
feature of "Wrap-around Lounge"

The Wrap-around
Lounge
Remember when, in boats from 22 to 34, you had a choice of only two
arrangements: "Drop-leaf table" galley aft, or "Dinette" galley
opposite, both with vberth, head and hanging locker forward?Artese wanted to create a comfortable lounge
area where you could get your feet up and relax in a conversational setting. Moving head
and hanging locker aft, this allowed the lounge to extend forward to the v-berth bulkhead,
run athwartships, and up the other side to the galley aft. This created a "J" or
"U" shaped lounge. The versatile table rotated about the mast support, and
folded to a variety of configurations.
This "Wraparound Lounge"
concept, which offered extraordinary comfort and flexibility, was immediately picked up by
both the production power and sail industry and is now found on from one third to one half
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