Ferretti 590 presents a sleek silhouette, soft tapered lines, and an elegant lay-out. The designs curated by Studio Zuccon and Ferretti Engineering present special attention to the livability of the flybridge, in order to make the hours spent on board in the company of family and friends more and more enjoyable. Ferretti 590 presents an even larger and more comfortable open-air living area, thanks to the cozy sofa with a spacious rectangular table that can bring friends together either for a drink or lunch in a very relaxing atmosphere, using the refrigerator cabinet complete with sink and a grill. Guests on the flybridge can also fully enjoy the sea thanks to a wide sundeck and chaise longue next to the helm station, complete with an electrically folding dashboard like all models in the Ferretti range at that time. The flybridge thus becomes an area to be fully experienced without giving up one's privacy even when stationary in the bay, thanks to the new layout that makes this open-air area even more protected from prying eyes. To descend to the main deck, you can use a ladder (made easier thanks to a greater inclination) that leads to the cockpit very easily; or to get directly inside the salon, you use a second ladder accessible from a convenient opening next to the chaise longue. Entering the salon, one has the feeling of being welcomed into a lounge designed to put guests at ease during conversation: in addition to the traditional sofa with an extendable support table, a corner armchair has been added for two people. Next to it, on the cabinet, is the TV. A second circular dinette next to the pilothouse allows for conversation while participating in driving, or it can be a comfortable relaxation area while cruising. Going down a few steps leads to the fully equipped and functional galley, and from here to the fourth cabin, a feature that only Ferretti shipyards offer in this size of boat. This cabin, equipped with a bed and private bathroom, can be optionally converted into a "utility room" with a bed and private bathroom, to accommodate a crew person or baby sitter. A plus that is certainly much appreciated. It is in the sleeping area that the Ferretti 590 reserves the most interesting solutions. A staircase, immediately beyond the pilothouse and hidden from view from the cockpit, leads to the three cabins designed with no room for compromise: two cabins with double beds plus one cabin with two parallel single beds. All have their own private bathrooms with large rectangular showers, and all have their own closets. Because of the size and space both double cabins enjoy, it is almost difficult to distinguish that the cabin intended for the owner is the one located amidships. Also reserved for her is a very large wardrobe, relative to the total size of the boat, and fenestration that follows the original porthole design that gives the cabin plenty of light and the feeling of living immersed in the seascape. For special guests, the bright and comfortable VIP cabin in the bow is reserved. The third cabin, with two parallel single beds, is very livable, and thanks to the careful study that was done on this boat, the space could be utilized in such a way that a closet could be made for storing clothes and travel bags.