Terence Disdale: Meine Kunst des Yachtdesigns

The photography alone is worth the price—those shots of the superyachts make me stop and stare every time I flip a page. It’s a deep look into Disdale’s process from 1973 onward, and I’ve already read it twice cover to cover.

I bought this for my dad who's been obsessed with superyachts since the 80s, and he's barely put it down. The section on how the interiors evolved since 1973 is genuinely fascinating, even for someone like me who's not a design person.

The photos alone are worth it — those fold-out spreads of the big superyacht interiors show details I'd never catch in a magazine. I've been flipping through the section on his 1973-onward work for weeks, and the paper quality makes it feel like a proper coffee table piece rather than a throwaway gi