First Look Inside the 30m Maiora M30 Superyacht Reveals Contemporary Interiors

Inside the Maiora M30

The yacht's newly revealed interiors introduce a contemporary design centred around soft curves, contrasting textures and warm, neutral tones. Dark wood panelling is balanced by pale upholstered surfaces, while integrated lighting follows the curved ceiling panels to create a softer atmosphere throughout the living spaces.

The main saloon features a large, curved sofa upholstered in textured cream fabric, complemented by cushions in earthy shades of brown, rust and green. A sculptural coffee table finished in Pakistan Green Onyx forms the centrepiece, with the distinctive green and amber stone also used across the cabinetry. Large windows bring natural light into the space, highlighting the contrast between the decorative stone, dark wood panelling and soft furnishings.

Acube Design has introduced a consistent palette of dark timber, soft upholstery and decorative stone surfaces throughout the motor yacht's interior. Rounded cabinetry, recessed lighting and reflective finishes add depth without interrupting the clean lines of the design.

The saloon also benefits from a direct connection to the aft deck, allowing the indoor lounge to extend towards the outdoor dining area. This arrangement supports the M30's emphasis on open-plan living, with the large glazed openings helping to establish a visual connection between the two spaces.

The M30 accommodates ten guests as standard, with an optional arrangement for up to 12 across five en suite cabins, comprising a full-beam owner's suite, two doubles and two twins. The owner's suite is distinguished by floor-to-ceiling windows, a large upholstered bed and a seating area positioned beside the glazing to take advantage of the sea views.

The superyacht's accommodation continues the contemporary styling seen in the main saloon, with padded wall panels, dark wood cabinetry and warm recessed lighting. Separate quarters are provided for up to five crew.

The exterior design features a streamlined profile with extensive glazing and outdoor areas arranged for relaxation and entertaining. The aft deck provides a sheltered dining space with opposing blue upholstered sofas, while the foredeck includes a large sunpad and additional lounge seating.

Above, the flybridge offers a substantial open-air social area, with a jacuzzi positioned aft and further seating beneath the hardtop. The use of curved furniture and contrasting upholstery continues the styling established inside, while the stern provides access to the swim platform.

The yacht was built with a composite hull and superstructure and features a beam of 7.5m. Powered by twin 2,000hp MAN V12 diesel engines, the yacht has a stated maximum speed of 21 knots. Fuel capacity is 12,800 litres, with a displacement of approximately 110 tonnes at full load.

Maiora continues to expand its superyacht portfolio, with several projects currently under construction. Among them is the first Supernova 50, a 50m superyacht developed in collaboration with ELIE SAAB and Tommaso Spadolini. Currently in build at the shipyard's Pisa facilities, the yacht marks Maiora's entry into steel and aluminium construction, with delivery scheduled for the second half of 2028.