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Holland America Offers Peak Into Interior Design of ms Koningsdam

Today, Holland America Line released the first peek into their newest ship, ms Koningsdam, which is to be the first ship in the new Pinnacle Class.

ms Koningsdamms Koningsdam, the flagship of the Pinnacle Class, will be larger than previous Holland America Line ships, but will still offer an intimate, mid-sized ship experience. According to Holland America Line, ms Koningsdam will feature a “contemporary styling in perfect harmony with the line’s renowned classic elegance.”

In a video released this morning (above), Holland America Line guests are offered a peak into the new ship’s iconic Holland America spaces, including the central atrium, the Queen’s Lounge, the Pinnacle Grill, and staterooms. The new spaces retain the intimate and cozy atmosphere of ships before, yet offer a modern and contemporary design.

The interior design of the ship, envisioned by design firm Tihany, focuses on showcasing the feeling and beauty of musical instruments. The unique approach is most noticeable in the central atrium’s arches, which are designed to evoke the image of a string quartet. The Queen’s lounge, a staple of Holland America Line ships, has been expanded aboard ms Koningsdam, offering a second level and central dance floor. Also expanded is the ship’s Lido area, which will rise two decks and be covered with a transparent magrodome.

“When guests come aboard ms Koningsdam they’ll know they’re on a Holland America Line ship, but they’ll see we’re taking a forward-thinking approach to many of the design elements,” said Stein Kruse, CEO of Holland America Group. “Revealing the first renderings and video of ms Koningsdam enables us to give future guests an advance look at the stunning interiors and over the coming months will reveal innovative new features along with our classics hallmarks that will create a cruise experience for the travelers of tomorrow.”

ms Koningsdam is scheduled to debut in February 2016. She is currently under construction at Fincantieri’s Monfalcone shipyard, near Venice, Italy.

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By Mike Faust

Mike Faust is an avid world traveler, often found traversing city streets in Asia and Europe rather than his home city of Boca Raton. Mike has touched down in 39 countries, set sail on 35 cruises, and flown over 400,000 lifetime miles.