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Milano Design Week 2025

Immersio Temporis

Cranchi at the Milan Design Week to explore the journey between present, past and future, with an immersive installation by Christian Grande.

13 Apr 2025

The courtyard of the historic Palazzo Clerici is transformed into both a physical and metaphorical immersion by designer Christian Grande, who renews his relationship with the Cranchi family. The installation celebrates the balance between innovation and tradition, that has guided the shipyard’s history since 1870.

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“Our presence at Milan Design Week is no coincidence. Cranchi Yachts is a company that interprets contemporary design with a constant focus on innovation and aesthetic research. Immersio Temporis represents a significant step toward a vision that goes beyond boatbuilding: it is a celebration of timeless beauty, which goes beyond functionality and engages the public through a visual and sensorial narrative.”

Guido Cranchi, Cranchi Yachts CEO

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