Gallery: A Yacht That Doesn't Get in the Way of Your Ocean Views

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    Lujac Desautel
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    Lujac Desautel designed the Salt, a 55 meter sailboat that will give you stunning views of the ocean.
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    Lujac Desautel
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    The main feature of the conceptual boat is a rectangular box that sits atop the hull.
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    Lujac Desautel
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    The boat has multiple decks for lounging. The glass room is flanked by two stairs that lead to upper level decks, as well.
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    Lujac Desautel
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    5-SALOON-STAIRS

    A retractable set of stairs leads directly to the ocean.
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    Lujac Desautel
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    1-SALT

    The big goal is to make an easier visual connection from the boat to the ocean.
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