Riva 76 Perseo is a series of Sports flybridge yacht 77ft/23.25m superyachts built in in Sarnico, La Spezia, Ancona, Italy by Riva.

Created to a design of Officina Italiana Design, 76 Perseo has a Planing GRP hull and GRP superstructure driven by 2 x MAN V12 1800 engines to a maximum speed of 37 knots while comfortably cruising at 32 knots. The fuel tank has a capacity of 5600l/1231gal what allows a yacht to cover 315 nautical miles without the need to refuel. Riva 76 Perseo has a beam of 5.75m/19ft.

This yacht immediately strikes the eye for its sporty features and elegance, further enhanced by its colour shades. The first hull boasts the well-known Moon Grey metal silver – which is the dominating color on the boat and is found both in the hull and in most of the superstructure – combined with Riva’s classical Bright Black, which has been skilfully used to better define the sporty, stylish shapes and volumes designed by Officina Italiana Design.

A large, almost six-square-meter, open space flooded by natural light welcomes guests onboard the Riva 76 Perseo. Walking past the sliding glazed door that, together with the up-and-over window, ensures perfect continuity between the interiors and the cockpit, a furniture unit can be found on the port side and extends up to halfway through the salon. This area showcases the TV, featuring an electric lifting system, and the audio & video appliances. Further, near the lowered section of the gunwale, is the dining area seating eight people, with an L-shaped sofa, a glass table and four more chairs by Poltrona Frau. On the starboard side, the salon features a large living area with a coffee table and a large sofa embellished by stylish Armani Casa by Rubelli cushions. The living area softly unravels forward into the pilot station area, furnished with two seats – one for the captain and one for the co-pilot.

The new coupé is extremely sophisticated, and perfectly embodies the idea of ‘simple complexity’ that characterizes every single Riva yacht. Officina Italiana Design has worked with the architects and designers of Ferretti Group’s ‘Interior & Décor’ team to conceive original furnishing solutions, combining the brand’s traditional materials – wood, lacquered surfaces, leather, and stainless steels – with mirroring surfaces and marble. At the same time, the interior colour matching creates soft, pleasant contrasts between light and darker shades, the final goal being to convey a sense of warmth and cosiness.

The interiors are dominated by teak, combined with the steel of furniture edges and several obsidian-shade lacquered surfaces, such as the frames of the glazing on the main deck and in the guest cabins. The mirror-effect laminate used for the bed bases is quite unique. LED lighting can be found throughout the yacht, including the by-now typical LED ceiling panels. All indoor floors, except in the heads, are carpeted – a warm shade of grey melange with a jute base. Heads floor, in turn, are in a precious French marble.