…The Milanese owner says open spaces, both inside and out, were important to her. She likes to spend time at anchor off the coast of Maine, and the al fresco decks—which include the cockpit, an amidships dining table in a space called “The Winter Garden,” and a bridge deck—are where she feels most at peace and connected to the environment. Another trait this yacht derived from New England is the calming “Maine blue” that repeats in the upscale upholstery on the Poltrona Frau and Cappellini freestanding furniture, as well as other design accents throughout, such as bedroom rugs and bathroom fixtures. The Arcadia 80XL was one of the first mini-explorers to use solar panels in a serious way. The bank above the pilothouse can generate up to 3-kW of energy that is transferred to the 30-kW battery bank….