Virgin Voyages is looking to change the way people think about cruising. They recently reveled some of the spaces on their first, yet unnamed, cruise ship currently under construction at the Fincantieri shipyard in Genoa, Italy.

Several well known designers have been selected to create a fresh new style and build on Virgin Voyages image for their new vessel. Virgin Voyages has partnered with Tom Dixon’s Design Research Studio in London, Roman and Williams in New York, Concrete Amsterdam, Softroom in London and WorkAC in New York.

Tom McAlpin, President and Chief Executive Officer for Virgin Voyages said:

“At the core of our Epic Sea Change For All is ensuring that the spaces on our ships are well-styled, distinct and reflective of the dynamic experience we want to bring to our sailors,”

“Our design partners together with our internal design team have dreamed up eye-catching, intimate and alluring spaces that we can’t wait to see come to life.”

Each of the designers will bring the best of their firms ideas to the vessel and provide diversity throughout the ship, using the principle of the Modern Romance of Sailing as the guiding star to a cohesive vision. Within the brand ethos, modern is representative of a contemporary holiday aesthetic paired with romance, which offers a nod to a love of the historical glamour and sophistication of a sea voyage.

Here is a first look at some of the spaces to be found onboard:
All images courtesy: Virgin Voyages

Virgin Voyages — Pink Agave – Mexican Restaurant

Virgin Voyages — Pink Agave – Mexican Restaurant

Virgin Voyages — Pink Agave – Mexican Restaurant

The first of three ships for Virgin Voyages will debut in 2020 with year round sailing to the Caribbean from PortMiami. The ship is being designed for an adult only environment, as only guests 18 years old and above will be able to cruise.

For more details, please visit the Virgin Voyages website.