The Riva 75 Venere Super is luxury motor yacht with a flybridge that was launched by the iconic, Ferretti-owned Italian boat- building brand Riva. Striking European curves, a shimmering Roman Bronze hull, elegant interiors and turbo-charged performance combined to make this sporty yacht an instant classic.

In the flybridge there is space to the rear for tender storage with a hydraulic davit, while sitting underneath a hard-top canopy across the middle of the bridge is a white, U-shaped leather sofa with an extending teak cocktail table that can also be used for dinner service. To starboard there is a wet-bar station with a sink, fridge, grill and chilled storage, while up front there is curved forward seating, a fully equipped helm station and a full-beam sunpad.

Down on the foredeck there is yet more sunpad space, while to the rear there is a teak-lined aft-deck with a transom dining sofa hugging a table that can host up to ten guests. Side steps lead down to a swimming platform and a transom garage capable of hosting a jet-ski.

A combination of bleached oak surfaces, sand-toned leather, white lacquer, silver accents and mirrored panels enhance the sense of light and space across the main deck salon, though with panoramic side glazing and curved sliding glass doors to the rear, it hardly needs the extra help. A port-side sofa faces a set of elegant cabinets, while a couple of steps up leads you to a formal dining table with space for eight guests to enjoy lavish meals. A semi-enclosed galley to port impresses with dark wood cabinets, Corian work surfaces, a multi-zone stovetop and oven as well as a full-height fridge-freezer and a door to the side deck.

A forward pilothouse is not all about the serious business of navigation, as there is room in here for a curved sofa, a coffee table and steps down to the lower deck. The port-side helm station features the very best in hi-tech equipment.

Across the lower-deck there is room for up to eight guests across four cozy en-suite staterooms: a pair of amidship twins and a VIP double to the bow taking up the front half of the boat. A full-beam owner’s stateroom to aft features a king-sized bed, a pair of armchairs with a tempered-glass occasional table, a work-desk, a walk-in dressing room, masses of cabinetry. The crew quarters for three accessed via a separate staircase.