The Turkish yacht designer Aras Kazar has released updated renderings of his 150-meter superyacht concept ONO.

Inspired by the robust design of Spartan helmets, the concept combines a powerful, robust appearance with the signature elegance of a superyacht.

The yacht’s design is characterised by a sloping superstructure that merges seamlessly with the hull and a wide, open aft deck that maximises the ample beam.

Here, Kazar has envisioned an open basking area, a wide set of steps, and a swimming pool surrounded by sunbeds. Plants also make an appearance on board, capitalising on the trend of incorporating vegetation on board superyachts.

The yacht also features side-opening overwater balconies that conceal a theatre space. A helicopter landing platform is located just forward of the yacht’s centerline.

There are a total of eight accommodations, with a triple owner’s suite configuration that is suitable for the charter market.

Kazar stated that the concept behind the yacht’s unique appearance was to “give the impression of an unknown object hovering above the horizon.”

ONO joins Kazar’s extensive portfolio of yacht designs, which includes the 48-foot Nave Nera concept.