02 / Design

Finot.

French offshore design culture, and how ZORYA carries it.
Designer
Finot
French offshore design spent decades asking a single question: how does a hull cross an ocean well? The answers reshaped the relationship between hull shape, stability, balance, displacement and power — and changed what a sailing yacht could be asked to do.
ZORYA is drawn from that thinking. Her lines are the work of naval architecture that treated behaviour under sail as the central discipline, from the waterline up.
The ideas
Hull shape
Shaped for efficiency through the water and for steadiness when the sea builds.
Stability & balance
A hull that holds its balance under sail, so the yacht stays composed and easy on her crew.
Power & displacement
Displacement and sail power resolved for distance, not for a single fast afternoon.
Lineage, not age
ZORYA’s value lies in her pedigree. She brings together two worlds — the design culture of offshore sailing, and genuine ocean voyaging — in one aluminium hull built to last.
This is enduring design: a philosophy of the sea worked out in metal, and still entirely relevant to the owner who wants to go far under sail.
See what she's made of.