Perfect for Qatari royals and Saudi kings who don’t want an ugly red fire cylinder ruining the aesthetics of their superyachts, this exclusive fire extinguisher comes wrapped in radiant gold and premium crocodile leather so it can perfectly blend with the palatial interiors


On the world’s fanciest superyachts, beauty can be found in every nook and cranny from the main salon and en suites bathrooms to the beach club and toy garages. In fact, it is rare to find an eyesore anywhere on board, unless your gaze happens to land on a standard fire extinguisher. Under international conventions like SOLAS (Safety of Life at Sea) and regional codes like the Large Yacht Code, fire safety equipment is a mandatory fixture at sea. Yet no regulation dictates that these units must be hideous, standing out for an aesthetic so jarring that they have to be deliberately hidden from guests.

Vittorio Martire with his creation

That has long been the norm for safety gear on luxury vessels and high-end mansions alike, where utilitarian red cylinders are tucked away in discreet cabinets and utility cupboards. Eager to rewrite the destiny of the ordinary fire extinguisher, fourth-generation Milanese entrepreneur Vittorio Martire decided that in the world of ultra-high-end luxury, the mundane simply has no place.

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To remedy this once and for all, Martire unveiled Incroyable, making its debut at the Monaco Yacht Show 2026, reported Caveliere news. Bidding adieu to standard industrial design, the Incroyable piece built upon a fully functional ARQ extinguisher comes dressed in billionaire-level finery. The limited-edition collaboration between Vittorio Martire Milano and the historic Italian fire-safety brand transforms the working fire extinguisher into an object that seamlessly blends into the upscale world of pleasure craft and luxury estates.

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Resembling a lavish vase complete with a radiant gold effect finish and highly refined mechanical details, the cylinder is entirely wrapped in custom, premium crocodile leather. This out of the box creation marks the official debut of the brand new Vittorio Martire Home division, an avant garde collection dedicated entirely to interior design and comprehensive luxury living.

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