Heesen Yachts delivered its full-custom 60.4-metre superyacht Lusine earlier this year, and has offered SuperYacht Times the first look onboard ahead of her world debut at 2022 Monaco Yacht Show. Photo: Tom van OossanenThe superyacht features an exterior design by Omega Architects and naval architecture by Van Oossanen Naval Architects and Heesen. Lusine is striking and was the first Heesen to hit the water this year; her most notable exterior feature is a ‘bird’s wing’ motif that Omega penned to integrate her main deck, bridge and sun deck without interfering with the horizontal sweeps of glass.Photo: David ChurchillLusine spans three decks, boasts 1,079 GT of interior volume and is fitted with a number of stand-out features that include a touch-and-go helipad. Following her sea trials, Heesen reported that her design is one of the most intricate that its craftsmen and artisans have ever created. Photo: David ChurchillSinot Yacht Architecture & Design, the studio enlisted for her interior design, perfectly balanced timeless elegance with a modern, forward-facing design. Her main saloon is home to a cluster of cream plush seating and is subtly imbued with a nautical theme; her carpeted areas are a mixture of blues that overlap and fold into one another, much like the sea. While her coffee…