Custom Line 120', the new jewel of the planing series and the first Custom Line to bear the signature of Francesco Paszkowski Design, born from the collaboration between the Milanese architect's studio, the Strategic Product Committee and Ferretti Group Engineering Management. Custom Line 120' reworks and combines stylistic features and elements of automotive design and civilian architecture, adding careful research aimed at enhancing shapes and volumes, through layout choices in line with the most advanced trends in contemporary living. In keeping with tradition, everything is customized to the owner's wishes, because a Custom Line yacht is also a portrait of the person who lives it. New is the design of the hull lines and the hull, which will be made of infusion with sandwich-built and assembled structures, to ensure maximum solidity and lightness, thanks in part to a skilful use of carbon. The project proposes an aesthetic canon under the banner of maximum formal cleanliness that creates a unicum between the exterior design and interior fittings. The profile is sleek and powerful: taut lines run from stern to bow, giving rise to an exciting textural and chromatic alternation of light structural surfaces and dark glazing; the aileron covering the cockpit and the hard top, both in metallic gray, lend additional aggressiveness and dynamism even in port or at anchor. The hull windows are large and generous, while on deck, the floor-to-ceiling windows, thanks in part to pulpits that replace the traditional flaps, offer direct contact with the sea. Finally, side windows on the flybridge allow for a well-protected panoramic third deck. The cockpit design is striking in its contemporary feel, thanks to the innovative large window divided into two sections that open separately in a flap. Another prominent innovation is the elevation of the superstructure. This difference in elevation from the deck allows for an unparalleled elevated view from the salon. Slightly curved side windows give the feeling of living in a treasure chest overlooking the sea.