The arrangements plan is fairly standard, with three staterooms, two heads, a saloon and a straight galley. Cherry wood is used throughout the interior, finished with high-gloss varnish. Cranchi makes the brushed aluminum electrical panel. The breaker designations are etched, and each includes an LED indicator light. The panel is accessible from the starboard guest cabin, behind a full-length door.
All wiring is neatly harnessed and labeled, and the wiring schematic hangs inside the door.
No more flipping through manuals. As with most things Italian, special touches on the Cranchi, including leather-wrapped door handles, Alcantara overhead and ceiling, and Corian counters, create a sense of timeless style. What amazed me most was the price. Mostly, buyers can thank Aldo Cranchi. The savings are passed on to you.