The Italian company PERSHING is known for making high-speed yachts with an aggressive, sporty design. In general, in the world of yachts it is believed that the faster the boat, the more functional, the Spartan interior should be. PERSHING refuted this stereotype by making a very fast boat with a luxurious, expensive interior in the style FENDI CASA. To two pairs of engines that are installed on the Pershing 115 model, the company's engineers added a Vericor TF50 gas turbine with a capacity of over 5,100 hp. As a result, the maximum speed that a yacht can reach has increased by as much as 10 knots - to 52 knots per hour.

The owner of the yacht was completely satisfied with the architectural design of the model Pershing 115, so he did not make any changes to it. This yacht has three outdoor seating areas, a large saloon on the main deck, combined with a dining room, a home cinema and four double cabins. The owner’s cabin is located on the lower deck, in the central part. A large bathroom with shower, which is also a Turkish bath, adjoins the cabin. On the left and right sides are two guest cabins, and in the bow of the boat is a VIP cabin with a large double bed. The home theater, the pride of the owner of the yacht, is located in the aft part. PERSHING chief designer Fulvio de Simoni (Fulvio de Simoni) recalls that a special sound-absorbing carpet and a sofa with polyurethane cushions of a non-standard, semi-circular shape were ordered for this room.

The interior is generally decorated in an elegant style. FENDI CASA, in its very light, light version. Di Simoni says he wanted to keep the elegance of style FENDI, but at the same time to use light tones that would allow to visually expand the space. "For me, style FENDI it is associated primarily with well-dressed leather, therefore there are many leather details in the interior. For example, for the walls we took panels trimmed with leather of light beige and cream tones, "explains Di Simoni. In the interior of the yacht, the designer used the golden wood of an American plane tree." Simoni