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Submitted by Kim Kavin on Sun, 2006-10-01 00:01

The carpeting here and in the guest accommodations is made of seamless wool to look like wall-to-wall, but it can be lifted for access below.

No red wine! Owner's rules, to protect the carpeting.

The galley settee is located beneath windows overlooking the bow because the owner wanted great views.

Talk about luxury: Master and guest staterooms are 1,000-thread-count Italian over orthopedic mattresses and down pillows.

The pilothouse sole is covered in a woven vinyl material that designer Shelley DiCondina found in front of the Tiffany's store in Hong Kong.

The owner felt it was key to have a hardtop on Cocktails' flying bridge, an unusual feature for a yacht in this size range.

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