RIB boat design, boat design and yacht design – all by Aetherial Creative! AC58, for example, is a yacht inspired by the design language of vehicles from the 1930s. The lines that define the ship are brutal in character—clear, aggressive, and unapologetically confident. Beneath this powerful exterior lies a foundation of pure elegance, embodying the character of a high-end yacht aimed at a niche market defined by individuals for whom cost is secondary to getting exactly what they desire.

Long, straight surfaces with generous radius at their ends descend toward the water as they approach the stern. It is here that the elements which make the design truly memorable emerge. The hull sides drop abruptly in the aft third of the yacht, giving rise to expected functional elements expressed in unexpected ways—solutions that deliver their purpose while leaving a strong and unmistakable design signature.

The bow is conceived as a dual-purpose space: on one side a lounging area, on the other a sunlit wine-tasting setting arranged as an intimate separee. A table rises flush from the deck to become the social centerpiece of the space.

The main midship deck features an open-air galley with both a dedicated working zone and a more secluded area for intimate gatherings, oriented toward the stern and the yacht’s sides. At its heart is a large dining table positioned directly in front of the galley, designed to accommodate a substantial number of guests. Its unconventional seating layout is fully modular and engineered to achieve maximum spatial efficiency. The side benches feature adjustable backrests—allowing guests to face the table during dining, then reposition them afterward to enjoy wine while gazing out over the open sea.

Several elements reflect the contemporary direction of the nautical industry. The expansive lower aft deck is one such feature. The final meter forms a platform that can be fully submerged for effortless access to the water; from it, electro-hydraulically operated steps can either descend into the sea or rise upward toward the dock. The yacht’s sides, adjacent to the large aft sunbed, transform into balconies—extending the deck beyond the hull’s beam and expanding the usable living space.

A panoramic roll-on roof integrated into the hard top enhances airflow and openness beneath, while a concealed electric sunshade deploys at the touch of a button, extending from the hard top to cover all remaining lounging and seating areas. AC58 – designed by Aetherial Creative, RIB boat design and yacht design studio.

AC53 continues the defense of the core principles of RIB boat design that Aetherial Creative consistently upholds in yacht and boat design. With a hull exceeding sixteen meters in length, it delivers everything expected of a vessel in this class: expansive forward sunpads set high above the waterline, a generous aft deck positioned just above the sea with a large sunbed and ample surrounding space, and an open-air galley located amidships, connected through a gradual change in elevation via wide, sculptural steps. The accommodation layout features a master bedroom, two additional cabins, and a bathroom—completing an offering that fully meets the expectations of buyers within this RIB boat design segment.

What truly sets the yacht apart, however, are its RIB boat design elements. The hard-top support structure, wrapping around the windshield and embracing the aft double sunbed, forms a defining visual signature by which the yacht will be remembered. The hard top itself adopts an unusual, amorphous form. Transitioning from a perfectly flat surface around the windshield, optimized for efficient production, into an unexpected, crumpled aft section that covers a triangular protective element housing three speakers. The forward cushions feature an equally distinctive design, created to cradle and gently envelop their occupants, providing a sense of security even in larger waves.

Beyond these strong differentiating features, AC53 also incorporates two elements that reflect contemporary industry trends: a panoramic roof integrated into the hard top, and false-tube side extensions at the aft section that can be opened via an electro-hydraulic system to expand the usable area of the aft deck. AC53 – by Aetherial Creative, RIB boat design studio.

The new vessel from Aetherial Creative boat design studio has arrived. The AC10 is a luxury boat design capable of serving as a yacht tender, a tourist vessel, or a limo transport for formal events. 

The design remains consistent with the current direction of the AC luxury line, where straight and bold lines meet selected radii, forming full, luxurious, and simple volumes broken by a single characteristic accent – the element that leaves a lasting impression. The AC10 redefines luxury limo boat design, perfectly balancing elegant aesthetics with exceptional functionality for superyacht transfers. Its optimized deck layout maximizes passenger comfort and socializing. The spacious side deck benches comfortably seat five guests each, ensuring a refined journey. At the helm, a double skipper’s bench offers supreme control for two. Forward, the lavish sun deck invites two guests to recline and relax, delivering a truly premium on-water experience.

The boat has a cabin in two variations – sleeping configuration or a lounge area for relaxation and leisure.

AC09 is the boat through which Aetherial Creative, as a RIB boat design and yacht design studio, makes a clear statement on the design of vessels under 10 meters. First and foremost, function comes before everything else. What do you truly expect from a boat? There is no such thing as perfection in every aspect.

At 9 meters in length, this vessel is designed primarily for the enjoyment of the skipper and two companions—everything beyond that is simply a bonus. Much like a coupé in the automotive world. The hull’s exceptional maritime characteristics, shaped like an arrow and defining the design language of the forward half of the vessel, transition aft into a wider form that, in addition to straight-line speed, provides excellent stability at anchor, aided by the inflatable tubes.

This layout naturally leads to two ergonomically designed sunbeds and an unconventional, removable table positioned to face the open sea over the stern. Like all Aetherial RIB boat designs, AC09 is driven by clear design ideas that set it apart from the rest of the market—ranging from the distinctive bow design and speaker placement to, most notably, the hard-top configuration. The hard top is supported by a unique, branching metal structure, positioned in a way that makes it visually distinctive while remaining structurally strong, functional, and reliable underway. AC09 – by Aetherial Creative, RIB boat design studio.

A sports and leisure boat around 7m in length must meet several key expectations within its class. On one hand, RIB boat design should offer a generous sunbed of at least 1,9m to ensure real comfort on the water. On the other, the layout should provide a modular organisation of both the bow and stern areas, allowing the space to easily transform – from secure seating while underway, to a social dining area with a table at anchor, or full sunbathing lounges. Engineered to deliver a rock-solid feel and maximum safety on the water, ensuring a premium experience in the 7m segment.

During production, owners can choose between a T-top or a roll bar configuration, allowing the boat to adapt to different styles of use. At the same time, the beam of the rigid hull must remain within 2,5 metres, avoiding unnecessary costs associated with oversized transport logistics. of this RIB boat design.

While focusing on production efficiency, we ensure the boat maintains a high-end aesthetic and a premium visual presence that never loses its quality feel. We specialize in technical optimization, significantly reducing manufacturing costs by streamlining the required tooling and mold counts.

The passion for RIB boat design was born during the early years after graduation, while working hands-on with them. The A400 tender laid the foundation for what Aetherial Creative, RIB boat design studio, represents today. When you head out onto the waves in a boat that sits just above the waterline, yet offers a sense of comfort, protection, and freedom, it’s impossible not to fall in love with it.

Perfect example of RIB boat design – A400 is a four meter tender boat, most commonly used as a support vessel for larger yachts, but also frequently chosen as a primary boat for river cruising. It is conceived as a compact craft with four seating positions and a side-shifted steering console, allowing for optimal use of deck space. Large inflatable tubes provide enhanced safety on the water, while a distinctive design feature is the rear bench—styled with a subtle nod to go-kart design—which clearly separates the engine from the deck area and effectively prevents water from entering the cockpit.