Sanlorenzo SD90

Eight guests across four cabins is a modest headcount for a 27-metre flybridge yacht, and that restraint is deliberate: the Sanlorenzo SD90 gives each of those guests more room rather than adding berths. Sanlorenzo delivered her in 2025, and Patricia Urquiola shaped an interior meant to change through the day rather than sit fixed in one layout. A buyer viewing her is really viewing a floor plan that rearranges itself, not a fixed set of rooms.

Build and provenance

She is a 2025-built flybridge motor yacht, 27 metres (90 feet) length with a 7-metre beam that gives her more interior volume than her length alone suggests. Zuccon International Project drew her exterior, and the build uses eco-friendly materials and bio-resins rather than treating sustainability as a single feature.

Layout and accommodation

Four cabins sleep eight guests, and the transformable interior Patricia Urquiola designed lets those spaces adapt through the day rather than staying fixed to one use. A video of the yacht is available for a buyer who wants to see that layout in motion before arranging a viewing in person.

Performance and engineering

Twin engines give her a 13-knot cruise and a 17-knot top speed, modest figures for a 27-metre flybridge motor yacht built for a settled ride rather than outright pace. Tropical-grade climate control is fitted, which keeps the systems working across a wider range of conditions than a standard set-up.

Where she lies and how to see her

The Sanlorenzo SD90 is ready for immediate delivery, and Boatcrowd shares her exact location and arranges a viewing for any buyer who asks. A video of her is available beforehand, and once an offer is accepted a survey and sea trial follow in the usual way.